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Durable Goods Stocks

3 durable goods stocks ranked by market capitalization. Updated October 8, 2026.

Today
-0.77%

MetaCap tracks 3 US-listed companies in the Durable Goods industry, part of the broader Consumer Discretionary sector, worth a combined $7.68B. The largest durable goods stocks are Core & Main (CNM, $7.4B), Alliance Entertainment (AENT, $230.3M) and Greenlane (GNLN, $2.0M). The biggest company alone accounts for about 97% of the industry's total market value, and the median member is worth $230.3M. On the latest trading day, 1 of 3 durable goods stocks shown were higher, with an average move of -1.48%; Alliance Entertainment (AENT) led with a 0.44% gain.

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Largest durable goods stocks by market cap

Durable Goods stocks by market cap
#SymbolCompanyPrice% ChangeVolumeMarket Cap
1CNMCore & Main Inc. Class A40.37-0.81%2.06M$7.45B
2AENTAlliance Entertainment Holding Corporation Class A4.52+0.44%45.52K$230.33M
3GNLNGreenlane Holdings Inc. Class A2.83-4.07%9.89K$1.97M

Frequently asked questions

How many durable goods stocks are there?
MetaCap tracks 3 US-listed stocks in the Durable Goods industry, with a combined market value of about $7.68B.
What is the largest durable goods company?
Core & Main (CNM) is the largest durable goods stock by market capitalization, at about $7.45B.
What sector is the durable goods industry in?
The Durable Goods industry belongs to the Consumer Discretionary sector. Sectors are broad groupings of related industries; industries group companies with very similar products or business models.
How are durable goods stocks doing today?
As of October 8, 2026, the Durable Goods industry is down 0.77% on a market-cap-weighted basis.

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