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Tractor Supply Co (TSCO): Financial Statements and Key Figures

Tractor Supply Co (ticker TSCO) is classified by the SEC under industry code 5200, Retail-Building Materials, Hardware, Garden Supply, and is listed on Nasdaq. It files its annual report with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) on Form 10-K and reports in US dollars. Its fiscal 2025 ended on 27 December 2025; the annual report for that year was filed on 19 February 2026. For that year it reported revenue of US$ 15,524 million, net income of US$ 1,096 million and total assets of US$ 10,934 million at the year end. Fiscal years 2016 to 2025 are shown below.

The figures are as the company filed them, standardised by reporting tag; the filing is the authority. For education and analysis, not investment advice.

Key Figures

Money in US$ millions; earnings per share in US dollars. Free cash flow is the cash from operating activities less capital expenditures. Total debt is short-term plus long-term debt, or the total the company itself tags when that is larger. A margin is the profit line divided by revenue; return on equity is net income divided by the average of shareholders' equity at the start and the end of the year. A blank cell means the company does not report the line under a standard tag; it does not mean zero.

Table 1: Key figures of Tractor Supply Co by fiscal year
Fiscal year2016201720182019202020212022202320242025Last 12 months to 26 Sep 2026
year ended on31 Dec30 Dec29 Dec28 Dec26 Dec25 Dec31 Dec30 Dec28 Dec27 Decnot a fiscal year
Revenue (US$ millions)6,7807,2567,9118,35210,62012,73114,20514,55614,88315,52415,942
Net income (US$ millions)4374235325627499971,0891,1071,1011,096977
Earnings per share, diluted (US$)0.650.660.860.931.281.721.942.022.042.061.86
Cash from operating activities (US$ millions)6516316948121,3951,1391,3571,3341,4211,6351,207
Free cash flow (US$ millions)4253814165941,101510584580637740290
Total assets (US$ millions)2,6752,8693,0855,2897,0497,7678,4909,1889,80510,93412,252
Total debt (US$ millions)2744264073969849861,1641,7291,8321,7652,230
Shareholders' equity (US$ millions)1,4531,4191,5621,5671,9242,0032,0422,1502,2702,5812,661
Gross margin34.3 %34.3 %34.2 %34.4 %35.4 %35.2 %35.0 %35.9 %36.3 %36.4 %36.2 %
Operating margin10.2 %9.5 %8.9 %8.9 %9.4 %10.3 %10.1 %10.2 %9.9 %9.5 %8.2 %
Net margin6.4 %5.8 %6.7 %6.7 %7.1 %7.8 %7.7 %7.6 %7.4 %7.1 %6.1 %
Return on equity30.7 %29.4 %35.7 %35.9 %42.9 %50.8 %53.8 %52.8 %49.8 %45.2 %

The last column is not a fiscal year. It is the last twelve months to 26 September 2026: the last fiscal year, plus the year to date in the latest quarterly report (Form 10-Q, filed 5 November 2026), less the same year-to-date period a year before; total assets, total debt and equity are those of the quarterly balance sheet. Quarterly reports are unaudited interim data. The column enters no growth rate and no chart.

Charts

Figure 1: Revenue and net income by fiscal year (US$ millions)

Figure 2: Cash from operating activities and free cash flow by fiscal year (US$ millions)

Compound Growth

The compound annual growth rate is the single yearly rate that, applied every year, takes the first value to the last one: the last value divided by the first, raised to the power of one over the number of years, less one. It uses only the two end values, so an unusual first or last year moves it a great deal.

  • Revenue: 6,227 in fiscal 2015 to 15,524 in fiscal 2025 (US$ millions), 10 years: 9.6 % a year.
  • Diluted earnings per share: 0.60 in fiscal 2015 to 2.06 in fiscal 2025 (US dollars per share), 10 years: 13.1 % a year.

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  • Capital Allocation History: Where the cash from operations went each year: capital expenditures, dividends, share repurchases, debt.
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Same Industry

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Source

The annual report first filed for each fiscal year, with a link to its index page on EDGAR, the SEC's filing system. A later annual report repeats earlier years for comparison and sometimes restates them; where a value was taken from a later report, the last column gives the date of the latest one used.

Table 2: The filing behind each fiscal year
Fiscal yearYear endedFormFiledOn EDGARLater report used, filed
202527 Dec 2025Form 10-K19 Feb 2026filing index
202428 Dec 2024Form 10-K20 Feb 2025filing index19 Feb 2026
202330 Dec 2023Form 10-K23 Feb 2024filing index19 Feb 2026
202231 Dec 2022Form 10-K23 Feb 2023filing index20 Feb 2025
202125 Dec 2021Form 10-K17 Feb 2022filing index23 Feb 2024
202026 Dec 2020Form 10-K18 Feb 2021filing index23 Feb 2023
201928 Dec 2019Form 10-K20 Feb 2020filing index17 Feb 2022
201829 Dec 2018Form 10-K21 Feb 2019filing index18 Feb 2021
201730 Dec 2017Form 10-K22 Feb 2018filing index20 Feb 2020
201631 Dec 2016Form 10-K23 Feb 2017filing index21 Feb 2019
  • The figures are as filed with the SEC and standardised by reporting tag. The filing is the authority: check it before relying on a number.
  • A blank cell means the company does not tag that line, or the tagged figure is withheld as incomplete. It does not mean zero.
  • Currency: every figure is in the currency the company reported that year (US dollars here). Nothing is converted.
  • Per-share figures are adjusted for stock splits detected from the company's own restated figures, except where a year is flagged; the as-filed values are in the filings.
  • For a bank, broker, insurer or other financial company (SIC codes 6000 to 6799) net debt, EBITDA, the current ratio and debt to equity are not meaningful and the tools show them as n/m.
  • A fiscal year is named after the calendar year in which it ends. The data is updated from time to time, not daily; this company's figures were loaded on 13 November 2026.

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