Keter

Keter Market Overview

I'll verify whether Keter is publicly traded before writing the overview.The evidence indicates Keter Group is a private company—its 2021 NYSE IPO plan was never completed, and it was acquired in 2024. There's no reliable, confirmed public ticker for the Keter consumer products brand (the KETR/TASE reference is a different entity, Keter Publishing House). I'll omit the ticker. According to Grips Intelligence in-store data, Keter generated 24.4% revenue growth over the tracked period of January 1 to June 30, 2026 across Amazon, homedepot.com, lowes.com, and menards.com, signaling strong momentum across its retail footprint. Amazon dominated the channel mix with a 57.3% revenue share, followed by homedepot.com at 16.4%, lowes.com at 14.8%, and menards.com at 11.5%. The average product price reached $127.24, with pricing trending upward 2.8% over the period and climbing 5.6% month-over-month to $131.43 in the latest reading. This combination of double-digit revenue expansion alongside rising average prices suggests Keter has been able to grow volume without discounting to drive demand. With over half of revenue concentrated on a single channel, Grips Intelligence data highlights both a clear Amazon leadership position and a meaningful diversification opportunity across the remaining home-improvement retailers.