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Consumer Staples
Every company the library holds in this sector, 135 of them across 8 industries and the library’s three pools, one row each. The columns are the lines this sector’s members can all answer, so a bank and an exchange, or a chipmaker and a software company, can be read down the same column without either being flattered. The industry tables in this sector show these same columns over fewer companies: narrowing changes the company list rather than the instrument.
Rows open largest first by latest-year revenue, and every column sorts both ways; a sorted view keeps its order in the address bar. Sorting by Industry gathers the sector into contiguous blocks, one industry at a time, if that is how you want to read it. Margins and returns are medians over each company’s readable record, the through-cycle level rather than one year’s print. A dash is a figure that could not be read; n/a is one that does not apply to that member, which is a refusal rather than a gap, and whole industries here will read n/a where a sector column is a category error for the way they earn. Both sit at the back of a sorted column.
From the latest filings · data as of July 18, 2026.
As a group: median revenue $5.9B (read on 131 of 135); median gross margin 33.4% (read on 131 of 135); median operating margin 8.7% (read on 133 of 135); median owner earnings $291M (read on 127 of 135); median return on invested capital 9.5% (read on 127 of 135); 27 of 126 hold net cash. Medians of this table’s own columns, over the members each applies to · data as of July 18, 2026.
Every figure is recomputed from the company’s own SEC or EDINET filings, the same way as on its page; the columns name facts, weigh nothing, and form no rank. The three pools this surface reads are the US, ADR and Japanese ones, so a count here will not match the European records the catalog also holds. Foreign filers are stated in US dollars at the dated reference rate (as of 2026-08-01) so each money column sorts on one basis; their own pages keep the records as filed. A foreign filer whose conversion terms are missing shows its money as filed and sorts to the back of the column, never a guessed conversion. Ratios and margins are currency-free.