DeLonghi

DeLonghi Market Overview

According to Grips Intelligence in-store data covering January 1 to July 31, 2026 across tracked retailers including Amazon, Best Buy and Lowes.com, De'Longhi — a brand of Milan-listed De'Longhi S.p.A. (Borsa Italiana: DLG) — concentrates 93.1% of its tracked revenue on Amazon, leaving Best Buy at 4.8% and Lowes.com at just 1.5%. That distribution points to a heavy single-channel dependency, with the two remaining retailers together accounting for barely 6% of measured sales. Momentum has been strong over the May–July timeseries window, where revenue grew 83.4% overall and rose 21.1% in the most recent month alone. Pricing has moved in the same direction, with the average price climbing 47.7% across the period to $223.37, up 9.4% month over month. That figure sits well above the $174.42 year-to-date average price, suggesting a mix shift toward premium, higher-ticket items such as the top-selling automatic espresso lineup priced between roughly $700 and $2,000.