According to in-store data from Grips Intelligence covering January 1 through September 30, 2026 across Lowe's and Home Depot, Metropolitan — a brand tied to Good Food Holdings under Emart (KRX: 139480) — generated the overwhelming majority of its tracked revenue through a single retail partner. Lowe's accounted for 92.1% of year-to-date revenue share, leaving Home Depot with just 7.9%, a concentration that leaves the brand heavily exposed to one account. Momentum has weakened over the measured window, with revenue down 12.3% month over month and 40.1% overall across the July–September timeseries period. Pricing has softened in parallel, as the average selling price fell 19.3% month over month to $493.35 and declined 31.6% in total, against a year-to-date average product price of $577.32. The combination of a narrowing price point and declining revenue suggests promotional pressure or a shift in mix toward lower-priced items at the brand's dominant channel.
OVER TIME
Over the last three months, revenue on tracked channels has declined by 40% from Jul to Sep.
OVER TIME
Over the last three months, average selling price on tracked channels has decreased by 32% from Jul to Sep.
REVENUE SHARE
Revenue distribution across product categories for Metropolitan on Home Depot.
REVENUE SHARE
Revenue distribution across tracked channels for Metropolitan.
BY REVENUE
$1,619.47
Price
$109K
Revenue
$913.87
Price
$62K
Revenue
$960.33
Price
$60K
Revenue
$439.00
Price
$35K
Revenue
$269.10
Price
$30K
Revenue
$149.99
Price
Revenue
$329.99
Price
Revenue
$89.99
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