TJX Companies - Fashion Company Profile
The TJX Companies is the Framingham, Massachusetts off-price giant (NYSE: TJX) behind TJ Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods, Winners and TK Maxx - 4,954 stores and $54.2 billion in revenue, grown from the eight-business, 2,400-store company its full record here describes.
Company Snapshot
- Status
- Operating - 4,954 stores in nine countries (2024); the world's leading off-price apparel and home fashions retailer
- Type
- Public - The TJX Companies, Inc., New York Stock Exchange: TJX; fiscal 2024 revenue $54.22 billion
- Headquarters
- Framingham, Massachusetts, United States
- Founded
- 1987, organized as a subsidiary of Zayre Corp.; became Zayre's successor in 1989, with roots in the Marmaxx business of 1919
Company Profile
TJX is the parent, not a store, so this page carries no shop box; the button above leads to the corporate site, and each of its chains has its own profile in this letter. Two of the eight businesses in the record below have since left the family - Bob's Stores (sold 2008, closed 2024) and A.J. Wright (closed 2011) - and Sierra has joined it, but the record is kept complete on the history page because it is the source document from which every TJX chain profile in this directory was drawn.
The 2006 record then walks the portfolio chain by chain, and it is kept complete on this profile's history page: T.J. Maxx, founded in 1976 and already the largest off-price retailer of apparel and home fashions in the U.S. with 821 stores averaging 30,000 square feet; Marshalls, acquired in 1995, at 748 stores; Winners in Canada, acquired in 1990, at 184 stores; HomeSense, launched in Canada in 2001, at 68; T.K. Maxx in the U.K. and Ireland, launched in 1994, at 210; HomeGoods, introduced in 1992, at 270; A.J. Wright, launched in 1998, at 129; and Bob's Stores, acquired in 2003, at 36 stores in the Northeast. Each chain gets its assortment, its average store size and its growth plans for 2007 in the company's own figures.
TJX Companies History
The earlier record for this company - its history, past brand line-ups, figures and photographs from the periods described - is kept on a separate page for historical reference.
TJX Companies History & Historical Profile →Common Questions
What stores does TJX own?
TJ Maxx, Marshalls, HomeGoods, HomeSense and Sierra in the U.S.; Winners, Marshalls and HomeSense in Canada; and TK Maxx and Homesense in Europe and Australia. Two chains in its 2006 record are gone: A.J. Wright (closed 2011) and Bob's Stores (sold 2008, closed 2024).
Where is TJX headquartered and what is its ticker?
Framingham, Massachusetts. The TJX Companies, Inc. is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol TJX.
How big is TJX?
4,954 stores in nine countries and $54.2 billion in revenue in fiscal 2024 - against the 2006 record kept in this profile of eight businesses, more than 2,400 stores and over $17 billion in revenues.
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