Gorilla

Gorilla Market Overview

I need to verify whether Gorilla or its parent company is publicly traded before writing the overview.The Gorilla brand here (adhesives, tape, construction) is The Gorilla Glue Company, which is privately owned by the Ragland family. The publicly traded "Gorilla" (GRRR) is an unrelated technology company, so I will omit any ticker. According to Grips Intelligence in-store data spanning January 1 to June 30, 2026 across Amazon, Lowe's, Ace Hardware, Home Depot, and Menards, Gorilla generated 60.9% of its year-to-date revenue on Amazon, with Lowe's (16.9%) and Ace Hardware (16.6%) forming a comparably weighted secondary tier while Home Depot (3.5%) and Menards (1.8%) contributed marginally. Grips Intelligence data shows that revenue declined 5.3% over the period, including a 7.0% month-over-month drop in the most recent tracked month. The brand's average selling price also softened, easing 3.3% across the period to roughly $14.72 in the latest month, against an overall average product price of $14.76. This combination of concentrated Amazon dependency, a top-heavy channel mix, and simultaneous pressure on both revenue and pricing signals a competitive first half for the brand. As a privately held company, Gorilla is not publicly traded, so no stock ticker applies.