USA

S&P Small-Cap 600 Index

SML · USA · USD

1,668.92USD+21.92 (+1.33%)

Price History

About

The S&P 600 is a stock market index tracking the stock performance of 600 companies listed on stock exchanges in the United States that are considered to have small market capitalizations. The S&P 600 is a subset of the S&P 1500, comprising about 2.6% of its market cap as of August 31, 2026. It is maintained by S&P Dow Jones Indices and its components are selected by a committee.

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Provider
S&P Dow Jones Indices
Constituents
603
Total Market Cap
1.72T USD

Performance

Data since Dec 31, 1993
All-Time High
1,828.54
Aug 4, 2026
From All-Time High
-9.9%
1-Year Return
+14.2%
3-Year Annualized
+14.0%
5-Year Annualized
+3.7%
10-Year Annualized
+8.4%
Volatility (1Y)
16.5%
annualized
Largest Drawdown
-59.2%
2007–2009
Best Year
+39.7%
2013
Worst Year
-32.0%
2008

Calendar-year returns

+15%
’12
+40%
’13
+4%
’14
-3%
’15
+25%
’16
+12%
’17
-10%
’18
+21%
’19
+10%
’20
+25%
’21
-17%
’22
+14%
’23
+7%
’24
+4%
’25
+12%
YTD

Top Constituents

603 total

By index weight

Sector Breakdown

Share of index weight

Financial Services: 17.1%Industrials: 15.7%Technology: 15.0%Consumer Cyclical: 12.5%Healthcare: 11.0%Real Estate: 7.2%Energy: 6.7%Consumer Defensive: 4.9%Basic Materials: 4.7%Communication Services: 3.5%Other: 1.8%
17.1%Financial Services
  • Financial Services17.1%
  • Industrials15.7%
  • Technology15.0%
  • Consumer Cyclical12.5%
  • Healthcare11.0%
  • Real Estate7.2%
  • Energy6.7%
  • Consumer Defensive4.9%
  • Basic Materials4.7%
  • Communication Services3.5%
  • Other1.8%