John Boos

John Boos Market Overview

Let me verify whether John Boos is publicly traded before writing the overview.John Boos is privately held—it was acquired by One Mezzanine Capital in June 2001—so no ticker will be included. According to Grips Intelligence offline retail data spanning January 1 to June 30, 2026 across Amazon, Lowe's, and Home Depot, John Boos revenue declined 11.5% over the period, with the latest tracked month falling 16.1% versus the prior month. Amazon dominated in-store channel revenue at a 60.6% share, followed by lowes.com at 35.6% and homedepot.com at just 3.9%. Notably, despite the revenue softness, the brand's average product price rose 9.9% across the period to a blended $68.95, even as the most recent month's average price slipped 8.6% to $81.54. The stark channel divergence is also worth flagging, as Lowe's demand skewed heavily toward premium butcher block countertops priced well above $1,200, while Amazon leaned on lower-ticket care and maintenance sets and cutting boards. These Grips Intelligence datapoints suggest a brand maintaining pricing power at the higher end even as overall volume momentum cooled.