Pfister

Pfister Market Overview

Let me confirm the ownership and ticker for Pfister before writing.The ownership picture is conflicting across sources (Spectrum Brands vs. Assa Abloy) — the HHI group was owned by Spectrum Brands but sold to Assa Abloy. Given this ambiguity around the current parent and its ticker, I'll omit the ticker to avoid guessing. According to Grips Intelligence, Pfister's in-store sales grew 8.2% over the January 1–June 30, 2026 period across the four retail channels tracked (Lowe's, Menards, Home Depot, and Amazon), with revenue rising 7.2% in the most recent month. Lowe's led all channels with a 38.2% revenue share, followed by Menards at 32.6%, while Home Depot and Amazon accounted for 20.9% and 8.1% respectively. The brand's average product price climbed to $84.84, an 8.7% increase over the period, signaling upward pricing momentum alongside volume growth. This combination of rising prices and expanding revenue suggests Pfister is gaining traction without discounting to drive sales. With sales concentrated at Lowe's and Menards, these two retailers together represent roughly 70% of Pfister's tracked revenue.