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If you had invested $1,000 in Philip Morris stock (2008–2024)
$1,000 of Philip Morris (PM) stock bought at the end of 2008 would have been worth $9,325 at the end of 2024 — 9.32x your money. Bought ten years before that, at the end of 2014, it would be $2,012 (2.01x).
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Philip Morris by the numbers
$1,000 at end of 2008 → end of 2024$9,3259.32x · +15.0% a year
Last 10 years (2014 → 2024)2.01x$1,000 → $2,012
Best year2024: +40.8%Year-end to year-end
Worst year2018: -27.1%Year-end to year-end
Deepest drop from a peak-29%Peak at end of 2017 → end of 2020 · back to the peak by end of 2024
Best 10-year hold5.48xEnd of 2008 → end of 2018
Worst 10-year hold1.92xEnd of 2013 → end of 2023
The tobacco company that sells Marlboro outside the US, spun off from Altria in March 2008. This page starts at the end of 2008, after the spin-off.
$1,000 invested at the end of each year, valued at the end of 2024
| Bought | Value end of 2024 | Multiple | Per year |
|---|---|---|---|
| End of 2008 | $9,325 | 9.32x | +15.0% |
| End of 2009 | $6,644 | 6.64x | +13.5% |
| End of 2010 | $4,961 | 4.96x | +12.1% |
| End of 2011 | $3,886 | 3.89x | +11.0% |
| End of 2012 | $3,478 | 3.48x | +10.9% |
| End of 2013 | $2,706 | 2.71x | +9.5% |
| End of 2014 | $2,012 | 2.01x | +7.2% |
| End of 2015 | $1,634 | 1.63x | +5.6% |
| End of 2016 | $1,357 | 1.36x | +3.9% |
| End of 2017 | $1,240 | 1.24x | +3.1% |
| End of 2018 | $1,702 | 1.70x | +9.3% |
| End of 2019 | $1,578 | 1.58x | +9.5% |
| End of 2020 | $1,757 | 1.76x | +15.1% |
| End of 2021 | $1,415 | 1.41x | +12.3% |
| End of 2022 | $1,356 | 1.36x | +16.4% |
| End of 2023 | $1,408 | 1.41x | +40.8% |
How it's calculated
- Returns use each year's last closing price, adjusted for stock splits with dividends reinvested. Read every figure as "bought at the end of one year, sold at the end of another."
- Taxes, trading fees and inflation are not included; all amounts are nominal US dollars.
- Data runs through the end of 2024. Past returns don't guarantee future results, and this page is not investment advice.
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