S&P 500 Consumer Discretionary sector companies
Explore the full list of S&P 500 companies classified under the Consumer Discretionary sector. Ideal for investment research, dashboard design, and industry-specific analysis.
Ticker
Name
Date added
abnb
Airbnb
Sep 18, 2023
amzn
Amazon.com Inc
Nov 18, 2005
aptv
Aptiv
Dec 24, 2012
azo
AutoZone
Jan 2, 1997
bby
Best Buy Co
Jun 29, 1999
bkng
Booking Holdings
Nov 6, 2009
ccl
Carnival Corporation
Dec 22, 1998
cmg
Chipotle Mexican Grill
Apr 28, 2011
czr
Caesars Entertainment
Mar 22, 2021
dash
DoorDash
Mar 24, 2025
deck
Deckers Outdoor Corporation
Mar 18, 2024
dhi
D.R. Horton
Jun 22, 2005
dpz
Domino's Pizza
May 12, 2020
dri
Darden Restaurants
May 31, 1995
ebay
eBay
Jul 22, 2002
expe
Expedia Group
Oct 2, 2007
f
Ford Motor
Mar 4, 1957
gm
General Motors
Jun 6, 2013
gpc
Genuine Parts
Dec 31, 1973
grmn
Garmin
Dec 12, 2012
has
Hasbro
Sep 30, 1984
hd
Home Depot
Mar 31, 1988
hlt
Hilton Worldwide Holdings
Jun 19, 2017
kmx
Carmax
Jun 28, 2010
len
Lennar Corporation
Oct 4, 2005
lkq
LKQ Corporation
May 23, 2016
low
Lowe's Companies
Feb 29, 1984
lulu
Lululemon Athletica
Oct 18, 2023
lvs
Las Vegas Sands Corp.
Oct 3, 2019
mar
Marriott International
May 29, 1998
mcd
McDonald's Corporation
Jun 30, 1970
mgm
MGM Resorts International
Jul 26, 2017
mhk
Mohawk Industries
Dec 23, 2013
nclh
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings
Oct 13, 2017
nke
Nike
Nov 30, 1988
nvr
NVR
Sep 26, 2019
orly
O'Reilly Automotive
Mar 27, 2009
phm
PulteGroup
Apr 30, 1984
pool
Pool Corporation
Oct 7, 2020
rcl
Royal Caribbean Group
Dec 5, 2014
rl
Ralph Lauren Corporation
Feb 2, 2007
rost
Ross Stores
Dec 21, 2009
sbux
Starbucks Corporation
Jun 7, 2000
tjx
TJX Companies
Sep 30, 1985
tpr
Tapestry
Sep 1, 2004
tsco
Tractor Supply
Jan 24, 2014
tsla
Tesla
Dec 21, 2020
ulta
Ulta Beauty
Apr 18, 2016
wsm
Williams-Sonoma
Mar 24, 2025
wynn
Wynn Resorts
Nov 14, 2008
yum
Yum! Brands
Oct 6, 1997
FAQ
How many companies are currently in the S&P 500 Consumer Discretionary sector?
As of the most recent update, there are 73 S&P 500 companies in the Consumer Discretionary sector. This includes sub-industries such as Automobiles, Retail, Apparel & Luxury Goods, and Hotels, Restaurants & Leisure. This list reflects companies currently listed under the Consumer Discretionary classification within the S&P 500 index.
Can I download just the Consumer Discretionary sector logos separately?
All logos, including Consumer Discretionary sector companies, are included in the complete Tickericons pack. We don’t offer individual sector downloads, but every industry is fully covered in the full set.
What formats are included?
All logos come in SVG and PNG and Figma file format. Figma version includes all logos as scalable components.
What is included in the S&P 500 Logo Pack?
The pack includes vector SVG and PNG logos for all 500 companies in the S&P 500 index. Each logo is cleaned up, standardized, and optimized for use in presentations, dashboards, fintech products, or design projects. All logos come in 2 versions – simplified logomark and full logo.
How often is the logo pack updated?
We regularly monitor changes to the S&P 500 index and update the pack whenever companies are added or removed, ensuring you always have the most up-to-date set.
Can I use these logos in commercial projects?
Yes, the logos are licensed for use in commercial applications such as fintech tools, investor dashboards, internal presentations, and client work. Redistribution or resale of the pack itself is not permitted.
Do you offer a free sample of the logo pack?
Yes! You can download a free demo pack that includes a selection of logos to evaluate quality and file formats before purchasing the full version.
Are the logos optimized for use in web and app UI?
Absolutely. Every logo has been manually cleaned up, optically balanced, and sized consistently for seamless integration into web apps, mobile interfaces, and dashboards.
Do you include high-resolution logos suitable for print?
Yes. The included SVG files are vector-based and infinitely scalable, making them suitable for both screen and print use.