
SN · NYSE
SharkNinja sells household appliances and consumer products under its Shark and Ninja brands, earning revenue through product sales. The supplied evidence does not detail its product categories, reporting segments, sales channels, customer mix or the revenue contribution of individual lines, so those contributions cannot be quantified here. The company reported FY2025 revenue of $6.4 billion and net income of $0.7 billion, compared with FY2024 revenue of $5.5 billion and net income of $0.4 billion. These figures indicate its reported scale and year-over-year growth, but the materials do not provide current-quarter results or a more detailed operating breakdown.
SN gained $11.62, or 5.92%, from $196.38 on Oct. 23 to $208.00 on Oct. 30. The rise was quiet through Oct. 28: closes moved from $198.63 on Oct. 26 to $197.53 and then $198.17. The decisive move came Thursday, Oct. 29, when the stock jumped $10.95, or 5.5%, to $209.12 on 2.34 million shares, roughly double the prior session’s volume; it then slipped $1.12 on Friday to finish at $208.00. The supplied material cites momentum and a fresh 52-week high, but no company-specific announcement explains the surge. No market benchmark is supplied to establish a broader-market driver.