Worx

Worx Market Overview

I need to verify whether Worx or its parent company is publicly traded before writing the overview.The Worx brand is owned by Positec Group, which is a private company — the "WORX" NASDAQ ticker belongs to an unrelated firm (SCWorx Corp), so I'll omit any ticker. According to Grips Intelligence in-store data tracked across Amazon, Menards, Lowe's, and Home Depot from January 1 to June 30, 2026, Worx generated overall revenue growth of 40.1% during the period while its average selling price declined 16.2% to roughly $84.88. Amazon dominated Worx's channel mix at 68.2% of revenue, followed by menards.com at 21.9%, with lowes.com (7.3%) and homedepot.com (2.2%) trailing well behind. Grips Intelligence data shows the brand's most recent tracked month posted 13.1% revenue growth versus the prior month, even as the average price dipped 2.4% to $77.64. The product assortment spans a wide price range, from premium Landroid Vision Cloud robotic mowers exceeding $3,000 at Home Depot down to sub-$15 accessories like spooled trimmer line at Lowe's. As Positec Group, Worx's parent, remains privately held, no public stock ticker applies to the brand.