Cherne

Cherne Market Overview

Let me verify whether Cherne or its parent company is publicly traded before writing the overview.Cherne is owned by Oatey Co., which is a privately held company, so no ticker should be included. According to Grips Intelligence offline retail data covering January 1 to June 30, 2026 across Menards.com, Lowes.com, HomeDepot.com, and Amazon, Cherne saw its overall revenue decline 6.6% during the period, while its average product price edged up 1.6% to a blended $27.40. Menards.com dominated Cherne's channel mix, capturing 49.8% of revenue share, followed by Lowes.com at 28.3%, with HomeDepot.com (11.0%) and Amazon (10.8%) trailing well behind. Momentum turned positive late in the window, as revenue grew 11.7% month-over-month and average price climbed 3.5% to $30.17. Cherne, a privately held brand under Oatey Co., relies heavily on a single retailer, underscoring both the strength of its Menards partnership and a potential concentration risk across its in-store distribution. This Grips Intelligence data highlights a brand recovering in recent months despite a softer first half.