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Who owns Alo Yoga?

Who owns Alo Yoga? What to Know!

Alo Yoga is a yoga-wear brand founded in 2007 by Danny Harris and Marco DeGeorge in Los Angeles. The company remains privately owned by its co-founders, who also serve as co-CEOs. 

Alo Yoga operates under the parent company “Color Image Apparel,” which is also owned by Harris and DeGeorge. The brand has experienced remarkable growth, with sales surging from $200 million in 2020 to over $1 billion in 2022. 

Recently, the co-founders hired investment bank Moelis to explore options that could potentially value Alo Yoga at an impressive $10 billion. Despite this high valuation, the company remains privately held, with Harris and DeGeorge maintaining majority ownership. 

Watch this discussion about Alo Yoga’s potential valuation.

Is Alo Yoga Publicly Traded?

Although Alo Yoga has seen tremendous success and growth, the company is not publicly traded on any stock exchange. It remains a privately held entity with no immediate IPO plans. While the co-founders are considering various investment options, such as selling a stake to private equity firms or sovereign wealth funds, an IPO does not seem to be on the horizon in the near future. 

There has been some speculation on Reddit about the possibility of Alo Yoga going public within the next 2-3 years. Still, an employee suggests that the company is not yet ready for such a move. Alo Yoga operates as a private company, focusing on maintaining control and exploring private investment opportunities rather than pursuing a public listing.

Ether way, we ❤️ the gear.

Our Top Picks: Alo Yoga

Alo Yoga Accolade Hoodie
Alo Yoga Accolade Hoodie
Alo Yoga Sweatshirt
Alo Yoga Sweatshirt
Alo Yoga Conquer Reform Hoodie
Alo Yoga Conquer Reform Hoodie

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