Chobani Statistics (2026): Revenue, Valuation, Market Share, Employees, and Key Facts

Chobani is a U.S. food and beverage company best known for Greek yogurt, but it has expanded into categories like creamers, oat milk, and ready-to-drink products. Founded in 2005 by Hamdi Ulukaya, Chobani grew by making Greek-style yogurt mainstream in the U.S. and by leaning into an “accessible better-for-you” positioning.

If you’re looking for “Chobani stats,” the most meaningful public numbers relate to net sales, market share, headcount, and major investment/funding milestones. This post keeps older SEC figures clearly labeled by year and adds newer, higher-signal updates from credible reporting.

Answer (quick snapshot)

Reuters reported Chobani raised $650M at a $20B valuation (Oct 2025) and expected $3.8B net sales in 2025. Chobani’s SEC S-1 (Nov 2021) listed 20.1% market share of the U.S. yogurt market (as of that filing date). A 2025 Times Union report also described Chobani at ~20% of the total U.S. yogurt market and ~40% of the Greek segment.

Chobani key metrics

Metric	Figure	Year / Date	Source
Valuation (reported)	$20 billion	Oct 16, 2025	Reuters
Funding raised (reported)	$650 million	Oct 16, 2025	Reuters
Net sales (company expectation, reported)	$3.8 billion	2025 (expected; reported Oct 2025)	Reuters
Net sales (implied from Reuters growth statement)	~$3.0 billion	2024 (implied; 2025 expected +28% vs 2024)	Reuters
U.S. yogurt market share (SEC filing)	20.1%	S-1 filed Nov 17, 2021	SEC (S-1)
U.S. yogurt market share (reported)	~20% total; ~40% Greek yogurt segment	Apr 2025	Times Union
Major investment (reported)	$1.2B new dairy processing plant (NY)	Apr 22, 2025	Reuters
Employees (historical)	2,200 employees	2021	Times Union

Chobani net sales and net loss history (SEC S-1)

The table below preserves Chobani’s S-1 era financials (clearly labeled) so readers can see how the business scaled before more recent private-market updates.

Year	Net sales	Net loss	Source
2020	$1.401B	$58M	SEC (S-1)
2019	$1.33B	$19M	SEC (S-1)
2018	$1.289B	$26M	SEC (S-1)

What does Chobani make?

Chobani is best known for Greek yogurt, but its portfolio has expanded. Reuters has also described Chobani diversifying beyond yogurt, and noted major investments to increase production capacity and support new products.

Chobani timeline (high-level)

2005: Chobani is founded by Hamdi Ulukaya.
Nov 2021: Chobani files an S-1 that includes market share and financial history for 2018–2020.
Apr 2025: Reuters reports a $1.2B New York plant investment.
Oct 2025: Reuters reports a $650M funding round valuing Chobani at $20B and a 2025 net sales outlook of $3.8B.

FAQ

How much revenue does Chobani make?

Chobani is privately held, so it doesn’t publish audited annual results the way a public company does. However, Reuters reported that Chobani expected $3.8B in net sales for 2025, representing a 28% increase over 2024 (which implies roughly $3.0B in 2024 net sales).

What is Chobani’s market share in U.S. yogurt?

Chobani’s S-1 filing (Nov 2021) listed 20.1% share of the U.S. yogurt market (as of the filing date). A 2025 Times Union report also described Chobani at ~20% share of the total U.S. yogurt market and ~40% of the Greek yogurt segment.

How many employees does Chobani have?

A Times Union report cited Chobani having 2,200 employees in 2021. Chobani’s workforce has likely shifted since then due to expansions and new facilities, but a current company-wide headcount is not consistently disclosed in primary public filings because Chobani is private.

Is Chobani public?

No. Chobani filed for an IPO in 2021, but it remains a privately held company.

Where does Chobani manufacture products?

Reuters reported Chobani planned a new dairy processing plant in New York (Apr 2025) and referenced a major Idaho expansion.