SharkNinja
Small household appliances · United States
SharkNinja designs Shark vacuums and Ninja kitchen appliances, has third parties make them in Asia, and sells them through retailers and online.
What makes it different
The chairperson holds over a third of the shares.
38.6%Stake held by chairperson CJ Xuning Wang2026
CJ Xuning Wang, chairman of former parent JS Global, is the largest shareholder and may appoint the chair.
How big it is
How big is SharkNinja?
$6.40BNet salesFY2025
38MarketsFY2025
4,143EmployeesFY2025
How it makes money FY2025
Ninja edges past Shark.
- Ninja53%$3.37B
- Shark47%$3.03B
How the business works
Iterate fast. Outsource making. Win the shelf.
- 1Cheaper, better product generations
- 2Third-party Asian factories
- 3Retailers plus always-on advertising
Legacy products drop to lower price points while new ones launch, filling shelf space across every price tier.
Brands and businesses
More than SharkNinja.
Who owns it
- CJ Xuning Wang (Chairperson, via JS&W entities)38.6%
- FMR LLC14.7%
- Mark Barrocas (CEO)1.7%
CEO: Mark Barrocas
Who it competes with
Key moments
- 2000Shark brand created
- 2007No-Loss-of-Suction vacuum launched
- 2009Ninja brand launched with the Master Prep blender
- 2014UK moves from distributor to direct operation
- 2017Becomes part of JS Global
Sources
Every number on this page comes from SharkNinja's own reports.
Full profile
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What SharkNinja tracks25 metrics
Markets operated in
Retailers globally
Household sub-categories
Results, quarter by quarterwith a chart
Revenue
Profit
Margin
Where the money comes from2 regions
Domestic (United States and Canada)
International
The full timeline15 moments
2023
2025
SharkNinja vs Dysonside by side
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