Dollar Tree (DLTR) Market Snapshot
- Closing price (24 h period ending 04:14 PM CEST, Thursday 22 Oct 2026): USD 126.87
- Price movement: Up 0.42 %
- Shares outstanding: 187.6 million
- Market capitalization: USD 23.5 billion
- Volume traded (last 24 h): USD 250.2 million
- Year‑to‑date performance: Up 9.08 % since the end of the previous month
- 200‑day simple moving average: USD 116.94
- 52‑week high: USD 142.4 (15 Jan 2026)
- 52‑week low: USD 85.88 (13 May 2026)
Recent Corporate Filing
Dollar Tree, Inc. filed a Form 4 with the Securities and Exchange Commission on 1 Oct 2026. The filing reported:
- Beneficial ownership change – Chief Legal Officer John Mitchell Jr. sold 466 shares of the company’s common stock at an average price of approximately USD 112 per share.
- Post‑sale holdings – Mitchell’s remaining stake is roughly 19,500 shares.
- Power‑of‑Attorney – The filing includes a document authorizing designated attorneys to execute Forms 3, 4, and 5 on behalf of the company, ensuring compliance with the Securities Exchange Act.
- No additional material events – The filing does not disclose any other significant corporate actions or financial updates.
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Company Overview
Dollar Tree, Inc. operates a network of discount variety stores across the United States. The chain sells a broad assortment of general merchandise, including kitchen and dining items, toys, books, crafts, cleaning supplies, personal care products, glasses, food carriers, gifts, and other household goods. The company’s business model focuses on offering items at a fixed low price point, primarily one dollar, to attract cost‑conscious consumers.
