All Brands Owned by Roku Inc.

What does Roku own?
Roku owns and operates a streaming platform ecosystem that includes Roku OS (licensed to third-party TV manufacturers), a line of Roku streaming players and Roku-branded smart televisions, The Roku Channel (a free ad-supported streaming service), and Roku Ads Manager (a self-serve advertising platform). The company does not own major content studios or streaming services but generates revenue from distributing and advertising across the content available on its platform.

Is Roku publicly traded?
Yes, Roku Inc. is publicly traded on the NASDAQ stock exchange under the ticker symbol ROKU. The company completed its initial public offering on September 28, 2017, raising approximately $219 million. Roku is included in the Russell 1000 index and is owned by a broad base of institutional and individual investors.

Who founded Roku?
Roku was founded by Anthony Wood in October 2002. Wood had previously founded ReplayTV, one of the first digital video recorder companies, and used proceeds from that business to fund Roku's early development. Wood continues to serve as Roku's Chief Executive Officer and holds Class B shares that give him effective voting control over the company.

Where is Roku headquartered?
Roku is headquartered in San Jose, California. The company moved its headquarters to San Jose in 2019, having previously operated from offices in Saratoga and Los Gatos, California. Roku maintains additional offices across North America, Europe, and Asia.

How many brands does Roku own?
Roku operates a tightly integrated portfolio of five primary products and services: Roku streaming players, Roku Streaming Stick, Roku-branded smart TVs, The Roku Channel, and Roku OS. All products operate under the Roku brand name as part of a unified platform ecosystem rather than as separate consumer brands.

Who owns Roku?
Roku is a publicly traded company with no single controlling parent organization. Founder Anthony Wood holds Class B shares that carry enhanced voting rights, giving him effective control over major corporate decisions. The remaining economic interest is distributed among institutional investors including major index funds and active asset managers, as well as individual shareholders.

What is Roku's revenue?
Roku reported total revenue of approximately $4.1 billion for fiscal year 2024, representing approximately 18% growth over fiscal year 2023. The Platform segment, which includes advertising and content distribution fees, accounted for approximately 85% of total revenue. The Devices segment, covering hardware sales, contributed approximately $590 million. The company reported a net loss of $129.3 million for fiscal year 2024.

Has Roku made major acquisitions recently?
Roku's most significant acquisitions include dataxu, a video advertising platform acquired in November 2019 for approximately $150 million, and This Old House Ventures, acquired in March 2021. In January 2021, Roku also acquired rights to Quibi's content library for less than $100 million. The company has not announced a major acquisition since 2021 and has focused on organic platform growth and the launch of its own branded television hardware.