All Brands Owned by Dollar General Corporation

What does Dollar General own?

Dollar General owns the Dollar General store banner, the DG Market grocery format, the pOpshelf non-consumables chain, the Mi Súper Dollar General brand in Mexico, and a set of private labels including Clover Valley, True Living, and Believe Beauty.

Is Dollar General publicly traded?

Yes. Dollar General trades on the New York Stock Exchange under ticker DG. It was public from 1968 to 2007, taken private by KKR, and relisted in November 2009.

Who founded Dollar General?

James Luther Turner and his son Cal Turner founded the predecessor wholesale business J.L. Turner and Son in 1939 in Scottsville, Kentucky. They opened the first Dollar General store in Springfield, Kentucky in 1955.

Where is Dollar General headquartered?

Dollar General is headquartered in Goodlettsville, Tennessee, USA, just north of Nashville.

How many brands does Dollar General own?

Dollar General operates three retail banners, Dollar General, DG Market, and pOpshelf, plus the Mi Súper Dollar General format in Mexico and roughly a dozen private label product brands.

Who owns Dollar General?

Dollar General is publicly traded with no controlling shareholder. Large institutional investors, led by Vanguard, BlackRock, and State Street, hold the biggest positions.

How large is Dollar General?

For FY2025 ended January 30, 2026, Dollar General reported $42.7 billion in net sales, $1.5 billion in net income, approximately 20,800 stores, and about 194,000 employees.