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Cobra Electronics Corp.
Cobra Electronics offers communication devices & automotive electronics for families, fleets, RV & Trucking communities. Join the Cobra Nation!
Cobra Electronics Corp.
Cobra Electronics offers communication devices & automotive electronics for families, fleets, RV & Trucking communities. Join the Cobra Nation!
General information
Firm type
other
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Chicago
Corporate office
Chicago, IL, United States
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who owns Cobra Electronics Corp. now?
Cobra Electronics was acquired by a private equity firm, believed to be Monomoy Capital Partners, in a 2012 transaction. The company is now privately held, with public ownership data no longer required.
What are Cobra's main product lines?
Cobra is historically known for CB radios and radar detectors. Its current portfolio includes dash cams, marine radios, and other automotive safety electronics, primarily for the North American aftermarket.
Does Cobra Electronics still operate publicly?
No. Cobra was taken private in 2012. It no longer files with the SEC, and its financial disclosures are not publicly available.
Where does Cobra generate its revenue?
The majority of Cobra's revenue likely comes from automotive electronics sold through retail chains and e-commerce in the United States and Canada. The exact revenue figures are not publicly reported due to its private status.
Has Cobra invested in new technology or startups?
There is no public record of Cobra making venture investments or establishing a corporate venture arm. The firm appears focused on product development within its existing business.
What is Cobra's relationship with the automotive industry?
Cobra's products serve the automotive aftermarket, with its radar detectors being a staple among drivers. The brand is also present in marine and CB radio communities, though its market share is not publicly quantified.
Why is Cobra Electronics relevant to family offices or allocators?
Cobra represents a legacy brand now held in private equity hands, not a family office. Its relevance to allocators is limited unless they operate in or follow the automotive parts or consumer electronics private markets.
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