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Sankey diagram of Dollar General Corporation. A complete text table follows the diagram.
Food and household essentials dominate the basket, while seasonal, home and apparel provide the higher-margin growth counterweight
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All category leaves are exact reported sales. The $1.8945 billion non-consumables parent is the arithmetic sum of seasonal, home products and apparel.
Labels and narrative explain the filing. A category marked “arithmetic bridge” or “residual” is calculated from reported totals, rather than a separately reported line.
| Category | Stage | Value | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Dollar General sales | 1 | $10.8B | Value retail across 21,055 stores |
| Consumable essentials | 2 | $8.9B | 82.4% of sales and the traffic engine |
| Higher-margin discretionary | 2 | $1.9B | 17.6% of sales |
| Seasonal merchandise | 3 | $1.1B | 10.1% of sales; up 6.0% |
| Home products | 3 | $523M | Decor, domestics and household goods |
| Apparel | 3 | $287M | Smallest category; up 6.7% |
| From | To | Value |
|---|---|---|
| Dollar General sales | Consumable essentials | $8.9B |
| Dollar General sales | Higher-margin discretionary | $1.9B |
| Higher-margin discretionary | Seasonal merchandise | $1.1B |
| Higher-margin discretionary | Home products | $523M |
| Higher-margin discretionary | Apparel | $287M |