All Brands Owned by LIXIL Corporation

Who owns GROHE?
GROHE is owned by LIXIL Corporation, a Japanese building materials and plumbing company listed on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. LIXIL and the Development Bank of Japan acquired 87.5 percent of GROHE in January 2014 at an implied enterprise value of 3.06 billion euros, and LIXIL later took full indirect control.

Is LIXIL publicly traded?
Yes. LIXIL Corporation trades on the Tokyo Stock Exchange under ticker 5938 and is a Nikkei 225 component. It was formed through a merger of five Japanese building products companies in 2011.

What brands does LIXIL own?
LIXIL's main brands are GROHE, American Standard, INAX, TOSTEM, SATO, and the LIXIL corporate brand for Japanese housing equipment and building materials.

What is LIXIL's revenue?
LIXIL reported revenue of JPY 1,510.7 billion (approximately $10 billion) for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2026, with core earnings of JPY 38.5 billion.

Where is LIXIL headquartered?
LIXIL is headquartered in Chiyoda, Tokyo, Japan. Its major overseas operations run through GROHE in Düsseldorf, Germany, and American Standard in Piscataway, New Jersey.

When was LIXIL founded?
LIXIL was formed in April 2011 through the merger of TOSTEM, INAX, Shin Nikkei, Sunwave, and TOEX. Its oldest predecessor, INAX, dates to 1924.