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TDThe Toronto-Dominion Bank
$122.25$206.5B
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TD logoThe Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) Revenue History

Annual and quarterly revenue from 1995 to present

TTM Revenue$112.63B▼ $3.21B vs FY2025
YoY Growth-5.1%Declining
Q2 2026$27.02B-4.0% QoQ
Revenue CAGR
3Y+24.9%
→
5Y+16.2%
→
10Y+12.0%
Growth accelerating ↑
Best Fiscal Year$119.17B (2024)
Best Quarter$30.58B (Q4 2024)
Revenue per Share$66.66
Revenue per Employee$1.1M

TD Revenue Over Time (1995–2025)

TD Revenue Growth History

23 of 30 years with positive growth
Annual Revenue Growth · Each cell = one fiscal year
1995—
1996+3.9%
1997+15.5%
1998+25.9%
1999+18.9%
2000+28.0%
2001+4.2%
2002-21.0%
2003-5.5%
2004+1.0%
2005+17.0%
2006+20.3%
2007+11.7%
2008+2.6%
2009-0.0%
2010-1.4%
2011+22.5%
2012+5.5%
2013+1.7%
2014+9.0%
2015+3.4%
2016+9.2%
2017+10.3%
2018+17.6%
2019+11.6%
2020-7.2%
2021-12.6%
2022+24.6%
2023+72.0%
2024+16.5%
2025-2.8%
FY1995 revenue growth
N/A
FY1996 revenue growth
+3.9%
FY1997 revenue growth
+15.5%
FY1998 revenue growth
+25.9%
FY1999 revenue growth
+18.9%
FY2000 revenue growth
+28.0%
FY2001 revenue growth
+4.2%
FY2002 revenue growth
-21.0%
FY2003 revenue growth
-5.5%
FY2004 revenue growth
+1.0%
FY2005 revenue growth
+17.0%
FY2006 revenue growth
+20.3%
FY2007 revenue growth
+11.7%
FY2008 revenue growth
+2.6%
FY2009 revenue growth
-0.0%
FY2010 revenue growth
-1.4%
FY2011 revenue growth
+22.5%
FY2012 revenue growth
+5.5%
FY2013 revenue growth
+1.7%
FY2014 revenue growth
+9.0%
FY2015 revenue growth
+3.4%
FY2016 revenue growth
+9.2%
FY2017 revenue growth
+10.3%
FY2018 revenue growth
+17.6%
FY2019 revenue growth
+11.6%
FY2020 revenue growth
-7.2%
FY2021 revenue growth
-12.6%
FY2022 revenue growth
+24.6%
FY2023 revenue growth
+72.0%
FY2024 revenue growth
+16.5%
FY2025 revenue growth
-2.8%
DeclineStrong growth
↓ 1-year revenue declineBest: +72.0% (FY2023)Worst: -21.0% (FY2002)
Recent Quarterly Revenue & YoY Growth
QuarterRevenueYoY
Q2 2026$27.02B—
Q1 2026$28.14B—
Q4 2025$28.77B—
Q3 2025$28.70B—
Q2 2025$28.46B—
Q1 2025$29.91B—
Q4 2024$30.58B—
Q3 2024$30.34B—
Seasonal Revenue Pattern (fiscal quarters)
Q1
25%
Q2
24%
Q3
25%
Q4
26%

Multi-year avg. share of annual revenue by fiscal quarter

Revenue Breakdown

TD's revenue distribution by segment and geography

By Geography

CANADA61.3%
UNITED STATES38.7%

TD Revenue Analysis (1995–2025)

Current Revenue & Growth

As of July 8, 2026, The Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) generated trailing twelve-month (TTM) revenue of $112.63 billion, reflecting moderate decline in growth of -5.1% year-over-year. The most recent quarter (Q2 2026) recorded $27.02 billion in revenue, down 4.0% sequentially.

Historical Growth Trajectory

TD's 5-year compound annual growth rate (CAGR) stands at +16.2%, indicating consistent double-digit revenue growth. The 3-year CAGR of +24.9% exceeds the 5-year average, indicating an acceleration in the most recent period. The Toronto-Dominion Bank's highest annual revenue of $119.17 billion was recorded in 2024.

Peer Comparison

Compared to Financial Services sector peers — including BMO, BNS, and RY. Compare TD vs BMO →

TD Revenue vs Peers

Revenue metrics vs comparable public companies

CompanyTTM RevenueYoY Growth5Y CAGROp. MarginCompare
TD logoTDCurrent$112.6B-5.1%+16.2%20.7%
BMO logoBMO$78.1B--14.8%
BNS logoBNS$73.2B--14.4%
RY logoRY$137.4B--18.7%
CM logoCM$62.0B--17.6%
USB logoUSB$42.9B--22.2%
Best in groupLowest in group

TD Historical Revenue Data (1995–2025)

1–15 of 31 records
Year Revenue YoY % Gross Profit Gross Margin Op. Income Op. Margin
2025$115.84B-$56.78B49.0%$23.95B20.7%
2024$119.17B-$52.00B43.6%$11.53B9.7%
2023$102.25B-$48.59B47.5%$13.75B13.4%
2022$59.44B-$44.70B75.2%$21.41B36.0%
2021$47.72B-$42.49B89.0%$17.13B35.9%
2020$54.62B-$36.04B66.0%$11.91B21.8%
2019$58.85B-$37.70B64.1%$13.23B22.5%
2018$52.72B-$36.05B68.4%$13.77B26.1%
2017$44.83B-$33.63B75.0%$12.32B27.5%
2016$40.64B-$31.67B77.9%$10.65B26.2%
2015$37.21B-$29.42B79.1%$9.17B24.6%
2014$35.98B-$28.08B78.0%$9.07B25.2%
2013$33.01B-$24.84B75.2%$7.50B22.7%
2012$32.46B-$23.45B72.3%$7.31B22.5%
2011$30.77B-$22.03B71.6%$7.13B23.2%
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TD — Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers to the most common questions about buying TD stock.

Is TD's revenue growth accelerating or slowing?

TD revenue is declining -5.1% year-over-year. TTM revenue fell to $112.6B, contrasting with the 5-year CAGR of +16.2%. The reversal reflects either macro headwinds or company-specific challenges.

What is TD's revenue history from 1995 to 2026?

The Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) revenue history spans 1995 to 2026. TTM revenue as of 2026 is $112.6B, growing at -5.1% YoY. The 5-year CAGR is +16.2%. Complete annual and quarterly revenue figures are available on this page, including gross profit, operating income, and margin trends.

What is TD's long-term revenue growth rate (CAGR)?

The Toronto-Dominion Bank's 5-year revenue CAGR of +16.2% reflects the variable nature of its business expansion. As of 2026, the current YoY growth rate of -5.1% is below this long-term average. CAGR is the most reliable measure of sustained revenue momentum for TD.

Why does TD's quarterly revenue fluctuate?

TD quarterly revenue can fluctuate significantly between periods. A quarter-over-quarter (QoQ) change does not always indicate a trend; comparing the same quarter year-over-year (YoY) is a more reliable signal for underlying growth. The Toronto-Dominion Bank's revenue data from 1995 to 2026 shows full historical quarterly detail on this page.

How is TD's revenue distributed by segment?

TD reports revenue broken down by product line and geographic region. The segment breakdown on this page shows which business units contribute the most to total revenue as of the latest fiscal year. Concentration in a single segment above 50% indicates category dependence, while a diversified mix signals more resilient revenue streams.

How does TD's revenue compare to industry peers?

The Toronto-Dominion Bank (TD) with TTM revenue of $112.6B and -5.1% YoY growth can be benchmarked against sector peers using the comparison table on this page. Revenue growth relative to peers indicates market share gains or losses. The peer section shows TTM revenue, YoY growth, and operating margin for direct comparisons.