Murray

Murray Market Overview

I need to check whether Murray is publicly traded and confirm its ticker before writing the overview.Murray's parent company is Briggs & Stratton, which was acquired by KPS Capital Partners (private equity) in 2020 and is no longer publicly traded. I'll omit the ticker. Murray, tracked by Grips Intelligence across in-store retail channels from January 1 to June 30, 2026, generated the vast majority of its revenue through Home Depot, with homedepot.com accounting for an 87.3% revenue share, followed by Amazon at 9.3% and menards.com at 3.3%. The brand carried an average product price of $35.34 over the period, though pricing softened notably toward the second quarter, with the average price falling to $27.35—a 23.7% month-over-month decline and a 38.7% drop overall. Revenue also trended downward during the April 1 to June 30, 2026 window, dropping 18.7% versus the prior month and 33.3% overall, per Grips Intelligence data. The heavy concentration in a single channel underscores Murray's reliance on Home Depot for its offline sales. These figures suggest a period of both price compression and revenue contraction across the tracked retailers.