Fortune Brands Innovations, Inc.

Fortune Brands Innovations makes home, security, and digital products that are sold through dealers, wholesalers, home centers, showrooms, e-commerce, and other retail channels. Its portfolio is organized around Water, Outdoors, and Security, with products aimed at improving functionality, safety, sustainability, and connected-home features in residential and commercial spaces.

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— Fortune Brands Innovations, Inc.
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Water Innovations40% Kitchen and bath products, including water-related fixtures and solutions sold through trade and retail channels.
Security30% Locks, access, and safety products for residential and commercial applications.
Outdoors30% Outdoor living and related home products sold to consumers and trade customers.

The company sells to a mix of trade and retail customers, including kitchen and bath dealers, wholesalers serving...

  • Home centersprimary

    Large retailers such as Lowe’s and The Home Depot buy broad assortments for DIY and pro customers.

  • Builders and remodelersprimary

    Wholesalers and trade channels buy products used in new construction and renovation projects.

  • Kitchen and bath dealerssecondary

    Specialty dealers buy water and bath products for design-led residential projects.

  • Security distributorssecondary

    Industrial and locksmith distributors buy locks and access products for installation and resale.

  • Direct-to-consumer and e-commerce buyersemerging

    Consumers purchase branded products online or through retail outlets for home upgrades.

The company sells primarily in North America and China, with 2025 net sales based on country of destination of 84% in...

  • United States is the core market at 84% of 2025 sales
  • Canada contributed 8% of 2025 sales
  • China contributed 3% of 2025 sales
  • Other international markets contributed 5% of 2025 sales
  • International sales expose results to FX and trade risks

Management is focused on profitable organic growth through innovation, brand investment, and expansion into adjacent...

01
Innovation and connected productsmedium-term

New products and digital features help defend brands and open adjacent markets.

02
Supply chain excellence and simplificationshort-term

Lower cost, better service, and faster execution support margins and responsiveness.

03
Capital deploymentmedium-term

Acquisitions, JVs, and buybacks are intended to enhance returns and support growth.

The business is exposed to housing and remodeling cycles in North America and China, so demand can weaken when interest...

high

Housing market and remodeling slowdown

Demand depends heavily on North American and Chinese home improvement and new construction activity.

Scope
North America and China
Materiality
high
high

Customer concentration

A large share of sales comes from a small number of retailers and distributors.

Scope
Lowe's, The Home Depot, top ten customers
Materiality
high
medium

Technology and AI execution risk

New technologies may require significant investment and may not improve results as expected.

Scope
Product design, pricing, forecasting, digital marketing
Materiality
medium
medium

Supply chain and productivity risk

The company relies on global sourcing and manufacturing efficiency to protect margins and service levels.

Scope
Global supply chain
Materiality
medium
medium

Regulatory and data privacy compliance

Operations are subject to changing privacy, information security, and solicitation rules in multiple jurisdictions.

Scope
US, EU, China
Materiality
medium
Inventory reserves
Inventory provision was $89.9 million at year-end 2025
Business combinations and intangible valuation
Customer relationships, tradenames, and technology valuations depend on forecast assumptions
Goodwill and indefinite-lived intangibles
Could create large non-cash charges
Derivative and hedging accounting
About $11.3 million of net derivative gains were expected to reclassify within 12 months

: 28/04/2026