Thermo Fisher (TMO): return calculator
Thermo Fisher Scientific (TMO) shares, a global leader in laboratory equipment and supplies, listed in New York.
Updated
- Type
- Stocks
- Market
- NYSE
- Currency
- USD
- Sector
- Healthcare
- Data range
- 2016-07 – 2026-06 · 10 years
- Source
- Yahoo Finance
US$1,000 invested 9 years ago would be worth today
US$2,760
+176% total return
Try your own values in the calculators below.
Return calculator
Pick an amount and a period to see what an investment in Thermo Fisher (TMO) would be worth today. By default we include reinvested dividends (total return).
Lump sum
What a one-off investment would be worth today.
Monthly investing (DCA)
What investing the same amount every month would be worth.
Estimate before taxes, fees and currency-conversion costs. Past performance does not guarantee future returns.
Investment growth
Performance
Data for the last 10 years · 2016-07 → 2026-06
Comparison with the market
US$1,000 invested vs S&P 500 ETF (SPY):
- Thermo Fisher (TMO)
- US$3,040
- S&P 500 ETF (SPY)
- US$3,793
Thermo Fisher (TMO) trailed S&P 500 ETF (SPY) over this period.
Risk & drawdowns
The largest peak-to-trough drop in the window was -39.1%. An investor who bought near the prior peak would have seen the investment fall significantly before recovering.
Scenarios
Illustrative results based on the available data.
US$1,000 5 years ago
US$944
lump sum, -5.598738162446915% return
US$100/mo for 5 years
US$5,388
invested US$6,100
If it repeats +11.87%/yr for 10 years
US$3,070
projection from US$1,000 (hypothetical)
About Thermo Fisher (TMO)
Thermo Fisher Scientific supplies the equipment, reagents, consumables and services that laboratories use every day — from scientific and pharmaceutical research to diagnostic testing. It is often described as the seller of the "picks and shovels" of biotechnology: it does not develop the drugs, but it sells the tools to those who do.
It trades on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) under the ticker TMO and is part of the S&P 500. It has grown mainly through acquisitions over the years and pays a small dividend, making it more a growth than an income stock. Because it serves the whole health and science industry, the business is more diversified than that of a pharmaceutical company dependent on a single drug.
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Sources & methodology
Prices: Yahoo Finance. Monthly series, total return (dividends reinvested). Data through 2026-06-23.
Total return assumes dividends are reinvested; you can turn that off to see price-only appreciation. Values are estimates before taxes, fees and currency-conversion costs.
Page generated and reviewed by the Calculadora Capital editorial team. Last updated 2026-06-23.