How much do S&P 500 Equal Weight companies earn?

About $2.64T of TTM net income across members, from SEC filings.

How fast do S&P 500 Equal Weight earnings grow?

See the fiscal-year table — combined earnings of today's members over the last 10 years.

Where do these numbers come from?

Summed from members' SEC-filed TTM net income.

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S&P 500 Equal Weight earnings: $2.64T trailing 12 months · +33.7% YoY

The S&P 500 Equal Weight companies we track earned $2.64T of net income over the trailing twelve months (484 members, summed from their SEC filings, as of market close, Oct 2, 2026) — +33.7% versus the same companies a year earlier, on aggregate revenue of about $18.74T. These are as-filed dollars, not estimates.

Net income (TTM): $2.64T
YoY growth: +33.7%
Revenue (TTM): $18.74T
Trailing P/E: —

The last 10 fiscal years, from SEC filings#

Today's members' combined results by fiscal year — actual filed dollars, so the COVID dip and the rebound are the real thing, not revisions.

Fiscal year	Net income	Growth	Revenue	Net margin	Companies
FY2025	$2.05T	+12.3%	$17.43T	11.8%	490
FY2024	$1.82T	+7.0%	$16.29T	11.2%	491
FY2023	$1.71T	+11.9%	$15.54T	11.0%	494
FY2022	$1.52T	-12.2%	$14.93T	10.2%	492
FY2021	$1.74T	+105.0%	$13.42T	12.9%	488
FY2020	$847B	-29.8%	$11.31T	7.5%	476
FY2019	$1.21T	+11.1%	$11.54T	10.4%	479
FY2018	$1.09T	+10.1%	$10.94T	9.9%	476
FY2017	$986B	+15.6%	$10.22T	9.7%	471
FY2016	$854B	+10.2%	$9.12T	9.4%	462

Current members summed by fiscal year (calendar year of each company's fiscal year-end), as filed with the SEC. Earlier years include fewer companies (recent IPOs have no FY2016 filing) — the Companies column shows the changing coverage; growth compares the totals as shown. Revenue excludes most financials (no clean revenue line, by design).

Net margin by fiscal year#

What S&P 500 Equal Weight's members keep of every dollar of revenue — aggregate net income ÷ aggregate revenue, back to FY2008. Rising margin is why earnings have grown faster than sales.

1.9%5.1%8.3%11.4%14.6%avg 9.6%

3.6% · FY200811.8%'08'10'12'14'16'18'20'22'24'25

Both sides are summed over today's members, so this is the margin of the current index, not of whoever was in it at the time — composition change is part of what moves the line. Members without a clean revenue line (most financials) are excluded from both the numerator and the denominator.

FAQ#

How much do S&P 500 Equal Weight companies earn?: Aggregate trailing-twelve-month net income across the members we track is about $2.64T (484 companies, from their SEC filings), +33.7% versus the same companies a year earlier. Aggregate TTM revenue is about $18.74T.
How fast do S&P 500 Equal Weight earnings grow?: Over the last 10 fiscal years, today's members' combined net income grew from $854B (FY2016) to $2.05T (FY2025) — about 10.2%/yr, with the usual cyclical swings along the way.
Where do these numbers come from?: Current aggregates are summed from each member's trailing-twelve-month net income exactly as filed with the SEC (our EDGAR pipeline), weighted by nothing — it's a plain sum, so it's the actual dollars earned. Growth compares the same member set year over year, so index membership changes don't distort it.

Notes & related#

Aggregates sum each tracked member's TTM net income / revenue from our SEC EDGAR pipeline (a few members lack a clean revenue line by design — mostly financials). YoY growth is computed on a matched set: only members with a filed TTM window both now and a year ago, so membership churn doesn't pollute the rate. See who earns the most on the most profitable companies list, or what you pay for those earnings at the index P/E. Not investment advice.

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