The Home Depot (HD)
What changed in recent filings
- Revenue +6% YoYQuarter ended Aug 2, 2026
- Institutions — 2 new · 3 added · 3 reduced13F · as of end of 2026 Q2
What changed in recent SEC filings — factual, not a buy/sell recommendation.
The Home Depot recent earnings releases
Based on SEC filings. The release date is the day the earnings filing (8-K) was accepted; for quarters where that filing was not found, the periodic report filing date is shown.
- 26Q2Released Aug 18, 2026Revenue +5.7% YoY · EPS $4.79Released before the open: Aug 17 close → Aug 18 close, the stock moved -0.1% · over the same window, market -0.7% · sector +0.5%
- 26Q1Released May 19, 2026Revenue +4.8% YoY · EPS $3.30Released before the open: May 18 close → May 19 close, the stock moved +0.9% · over the same window, market -0.7% · sector +0.6%
- 25Q4Released Feb 24, 2026Revenue -3.8% YoY · EPS $2.58Released before the open: Feb 23 close → Feb 24 close, the stock moved +2.0% · over the same window, market +0.7% · sector +1.1%
- 25Q3Released Nov 18, 2025Revenue +2.8% YoY · EPS $3.62Released before the open: Nov 17 close → Nov 18 close, the stock moved -6.0% · over the same window, market -0.8% · sector -0.3%
The next earnings release is estimated around Nov 17, 2026 (calculated from how long this company has taken between quarter end and filing; it is not a date announced by the company).
Institutions holding The Home Depot
How many of the institutions we track reported holding this stock, quarter by quarter.
2019 Q1: 6 → 2026 Q2: 10 institutions
Counts the 52 institutions we track that reported holding this stock — their full reported holdings, not just the largest positions. Not the total number of institutional holders in the US. Figures are as of quarter-end and disclosed up to 45 days later. Descriptive only — not investment advice.
Which institutions hold The Home Depot
Institutions we track that reported holding this stock in their most recent 13F.
- National Pension Service (Korea)0.51% of portfolio · held as of 2019 Q1 or earlier
- Dodge & Coxunder 0.01% of portfolio · held as of 2019 Q1 or earlier
- Caisse de depot (Quebec)0.23% of portfolio · held as of 2019 Q1 or earlier
- Capital World Investors0.55% of portfolio · held as of 2020 Q3 or earlier
- Baillie Gifford & Co0.05% of portfolio · since 2023 Q3
- Point72 Asset Management0.43% of portfolio · since 2025 Q3
- Temasek Holdings (Singapore)0.24% of portfolio · since 2025 Q4
- Viking Global Investors0.93% of portfolio · since 2026 Q1
- Gates Foundation TrustNew this quarter1.02% of portfolio · since 2026 Q2
- Lone Pine CapitalNew this quarter5.61% of portfolio · since 2026 Q2
Based on 13F filings — quarter-end holdings, disclosed up to 45 days later. Holding a stock is a fact we report, not a recommendation to buy or sell.
Q2 2026 13F recap — stocks several institutions bought and sold together →Company overview
The largest US home-improvement retailer, targeting both professional contractors (Pro) and DIY consumers. A broad store network, brand, and remodeling demand are a stable revenue base. But demand is sensitive to the housing market and rates, and rising labor and rent costs are risks.
What is the Retail sector?
Physical retail and supermarkets. Linked to consumer spending.
The Home Depot is classified under the Retail sector. See peers below.
The Home Depot key financials
Based on SEC filings · as of Aug 2, 2026
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The Home Depot vs Retail sector benchmark
Median of 19 representative sector stocks · SEC filings · factual comparison (not advice)
A simple comparison to the sector benchmark. Higher or lower doesn’t mean good/bad or buy/sell.
HD revenue by segment summary
SEC 10-Q · segment totals cross-checked against total revenue
2026-08-02 revenue was $47.9B, +5.7% YoY.
The largest segment is Primary, 89.4% of revenue — a highly concentrated structure.
Recent revenue growth was led mainly by the All other segments segment (about 75% of the increase).
Full segment weights, YoY changes, and an AI synthesis are available in the detailed analysis.
ETFs holding The Home Depot
Per SEC N-PORT · 2026-06-30 · by weight · factual
HD on Stocklore
- Revenue by segment — segment weights verified from SEC filings, YoY changes, growth drivers and concentration
- Financials & earnings quality — 6 metrics (FCF conversion, ROIC, net debt, etc.) to gauge profit quality
- 13F institutional holdings — holdings and weight changes of major institutions (45-day delay)
- Sector-relative metrics — Valuation and growth compared with the Retail average
Peers · Retail
HD FAQ
What is The Home Depot (HD)?
The largest US home-improvement retailer, targeting both professional contractors (Pro) and DIY consumers. A broad store network, brand, and remodeling demand are a stable revenue base. But demand is sensitive to the housing market and rates, and rising labor and rent costs are risks.
What sector is The Home Depot in?
The Home Depot is classified under Retail. Physical retail and supermarkets. Linked to consumer spending.
What are The Home Depot's key financials?
As of Aug 2, 2026 in SEC filings: Revenue growth (YoY) 2.5%, Operating margin 14.3%, Net margin 8.4%, ROE 110.5%, Debt-to-equity 2.64x. Definitions and interpretation are available on Stocklore.
What are The Home Depot's main revenue segments?
The largest segment is Primary, about 89.4% of revenue. Segment totals are cross-checked against total revenue from SEC filings.
Where can I analyze The Home Depot (HD) stock?
On Stocklore you can see HD's financials & earnings quality, 13F institutional holdings, and sector-relative metrics in one place. This page is for information and tools — not a buy/sell recommendation.
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