Copeland

Copeland Market Overview

I'll verify Copeland's ownership and stock ticker status before writing the overview.Copeland is privately held—owned by a joint venture between Blackstone and Emerson, with Blackstone having a controlling interest of 60%. Since Copeland itself is not publicly traded, I'll omit a ticker. According to Grips Intelligence in-store data, Copeland's revenue grew 66.1% across tracked offline channels Lowe's and Home Depot between January 1 and June 30, 2026, with revenue climbing 19.2% month-over-month during the most recent measured period. Lowe's led distribution with a 56.1% revenue share versus Home Depot's 43.9%, while the brand's average product price rose 9.2% overall to reach approximately $69.65. Notably, Copeland's highest-priced sellers skewed toward Home Depot's assortment, where flagship items such as its Sensi Touch 2 smart thermostat carried an average price above $160. Together, these Grips Intelligence figures point to a period of strong momentum, with rising revenue and pricing power concentrated across two major home-improvement retailers.