The stock ticker symbol for Levi Strauss & Co. on the NYSE is LEVI.
Levi Strauss & Co. became a publicly traded company in March 2019, returning to the stock market after decades as a privately held business. Its Class A common stock trades on the New York Stock Exchange under the four-letter symbol LEVI, a shortened form of the company’s famous brand name.
The symbol is easy to confuse with other market abbreviations. LVS, for example, is associated with Las Vegas Sands, while LVI and LEV are not the company’s NYSE ticker symbols. The apostrophe in Levi’s is part of the consumer brand styling, not part of the ticker.
The company’s public listing connects a 19th-century San Francisco dry-goods business with modern financial markets. Levi Strauss founded the firm in 1853, and its family ownership remained influential long after the company became famous for blue jeans.