Roman

Roman Market Overview

Let me verify whether Roman is publicly traded before finalizing the overview.Roman is privately held—In January 2025, Roman Decorating Products was acquired by Matrix Adhesives Group, and its investors include Matrix Adhesives Group, Salt Creek Capital and Hyde Manufacturing Company. Since the parent, Matrix Adhesives Group, is a private company with no public stock ticker, I'll omit the ticker. According to in-store sales data from Grips Intelligence spanning January 1 to June 30, 2026 and tracking Amazon, Lowe's, Home Depot, and Ace Hardware, Roman's overall revenue grew 16.3% while its average product price climbed 16.2% to roughly $18.26 over the period. Amazon dominated the brand's channel mix, capturing a commanding 75.3% of year-to-date revenue, with lowes.com trailing as the second-largest channel at 20.6% and Home Depot and Ace Hardware contributing just 2.8% and 1.3% respectively. In the most recent quarter (April 1 to June 30, 2026), the average price reached $19.82, rising 13.3% versus the prior month even as revenue dipped 1.8% month-over-month. The pronounced concentration on Amazon and Lowe's—together accounting for nearly 96% of sales—signals a heavy reliance on just two retail partners. Notably, Grips Intelligence data shows Roman's steady price appreciation has outpaced any softening in monthly revenue, pointing to resilient pricing power across its tracked channels.