Express Chemicals · June 2026
Monthly Performance Review

Express Chemicals Amazon June 2026

Prepared by Zeeshan | Amazon.com (US) | Reporting period: June 2026

Business Performance

$3,349
-39.4%
Total Sales, vs $5,528 in May, stock-constrained month
Net Profit
$664
best month on record
Units
82
-33.9%
Sessions
503
-48.1%
CVR
16.30%
+352 bps
AOV
$54.90
+2.3%
Net Margin
19.84%
+8.1 pp
Organic Sales
$2,725
81.4% of total
Buy Box %
95.8%
Healthy
Refund Rate
8.54%
7 refunds, small base

Advertising Performance

$624
2.14x ROAS
Ad Sales, 18.6% of total revenue
Ad Spend
$292
-67.1% vs May
Ad ACOS
46.79%
-21.3 pp vs May
Ad CVR
6.47%
order based
Ad CPC
$1.26
~232 clicks
Ad RPC
$2.69
rev per click
Ad Orders
15
24.6% of orders
Ad ROAS
2.14
vs 1.47 in May
TACOS
8.71%
vs 16.04% in May
Ad Sales % Total
18.6%
organic carrying more
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Month in ReviewThe story of this month, grounded in the data

June 2026 was a stock-constrained holding pattern for Express Chemicals on Amazon. Revenue declined 39.4% month-over-month to $3,349 as inventory ran out across the catalog: six of the eight selling ASINs ended June at zero FBA stock with nothing inbound, after repeated replenishment requests to the brand team went unanswered. What remained sold well: net profit reached $664, the account's best month on record, at a 19.84% margin, with conversion up 352 bps to 16.30% and ad efficiency at its healthiest yet (46.79% ACoS on sharply reduced spend).

The account is now at a decision point. The path is stated plainly: if the brand team has not re-engaged by the end of July, PPC campaigns wind down and the remaining FBA stock returns to the 3PL. Separately, the INFORM Consumers Act verification and one regulatory compliance item remain open for a third consecutive month and carry account-deactivation risk if left unaddressed; clearing them requires brand-side documentation.

β–² WHAT DROVE GROWTH
The catalog is profitable when it has stock.
June delivered the account's best net profit on record, $664 at a 19.84% margin, despite a 39% revenue decline. The Mold Control Concentrate earned $463 at a 38.9% margin with zero ad spend, conversion rose to 16.30%, and organic share reached 81.4%. Ad efficiency improved to 46.79% ACoS at 2.14 ROAS as spend was cut to match available stock. The demand and the unit economics both work; only supply is missing.
β–Ό WHAT CONSTRAINED PERFORMANCE
Stock starvation, and no response from the brand team.
Six of eight selling ASINs sit at zero FBA units with nothing inbound; only the Concentrate (34 days) and the slow Degreaser line have stock. Sessions halved to 503 as out-of-stock listings stopped drawing traffic. Replenishment requests over the last few months have gone unanswered, and the INFORM Consumers Act plus one regulatory compliance item stay open for a third month with deactivation risk attached.
β–Ά WHAT TO WATCH IN JULY
The end-of-July decision gate.
July is the deadline: if the brand team re-engages with stock and the compliance documentation, the account restarts from a proven 19.84% margin base. If not, PPC campaigns wind down and remaining FBA inventory returns to the 3PL. Either way the compliance items need resolution to protect the account itself. The Concentrate line is the one asset to protect through the decision window.
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June Performance in ContextTrailing months at a glance
The trailing four months tell the supply story in one line: May spiked to $5,528 when stock was available and profit followed; June fell back to $3,349 as the catalog ran dry, yet held the profit level. Two consecutive profitable months after three loss months prove the account works at even modest scale; the revenue ceiling is purely a function of replenishment.
March 2026
$3,944
-$9 net
April 2026
$2,530
-$0.8k net
May 2026
$5,528
+$0.7k net
June 2026 (Current)
$3,349
+$0.7k net
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Cost WaterfallHow gross sales flow down to net profit
Amazon fees at $1,539 (46.0% of gross) and cost of goods at $676 (20.2%) are the two largest buckets; the fee line includes $231 of long-term storage on the aging catalog, a direct cost of the replenishment stall. Ad spend fell 67% to $292 as campaigns were throttled to match stock. The waterfall closes on the $664 net profit to the cent, the account's record month on the bottom line.
Gross Sales
$3,349
100.0%
Promo / Discounts
-$27
99.2%
Ad Spend
-$292
90.5%
Amazon Fees
-$1,539
44.5%
Cost of Goods
-$676
24.3%
Shipping
$0
24.3%
Refunds & Other
-$150
19.8%
Net Profit
$664
19.8%
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Parent-Level KPIsSellerBoard group by product family
The Mold Control Concentrate is the standout: $1,190 in sales and $463 net profit at a 38.9% margin with zero ad spend, all on its last 35 units of stock. The RTU and Botanical lines each ran positive despite most children being out of stock for part or all of the month. Family rows sum to $903 in product-level profit; the $664 account total absorbs $239 of account-level costs, of which $231 is long-term storage on the aging inventory. Every line's constraint is stock, not demand.
Parent / Product Units Sales Ref Ref Cost % Ref Ads Fees COGS Net Profit Margin R.ACOS Sessions USP BB % Status
Mold Control Concentrate35$1,1903-$648.57%$0-$418-$245$46338.90%0.00%12328.46%96.30%Healthy, last stock
Mold Control RTU33$1,3162-$416.06%-$211-$618-$278$20815.84%16.05%3419.68%96.58%OOS risk
Botanical Disinfectant8$6341-$2612.50%-$21-$204-$106$27743.76%3.33%4916.33%86.67%Out of stock
Dynamic Green Degreaser6$2101-$2016.67%-$59-$120-$47-$45-21.61%28.35%4413.64%100%Loss
Total82$3,3497-$1508.54%-$292-$1,539-$676$66419.84%8.71%55914.67%95.75%
Family Refund Cost, Fees and COGS are allocated from child rows; the totals row carries account-level P&L values. Sessions from the Amazon Business Report (559 across all listed ASINs; the SellerBoard tile shows 503 for active listings only).
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Child-Level KPIsPer-SKU breakdown for accounting and operational review
Six child SKUs had June activity; eight catalog SKUs recorded none and are excluded below. The Concentrate 1 Gal and the RTU 4-pack case carry the profitability; the RTU 1 Gal ran ad-heavy into its stockout and closed slightly negative. SKU codes match SellerBoard; Sessions, USP and Buy Box come from the Business Report per child ASIN.
SKU ASIN Product Units Sales Ref Ref Cost % Ref Promo Ads Fees COGS Net Profit Margin R.ACOS Sessions USP BB %
B14530GL1B0D35WVT86Mold Control Concentrate (1 Gal)35$1,1903-$648.57%-$13$0-$418-$245$46338.90%n/a12328.46%96.30%
MycoMCRTU1-galB0CHWM6CLBMold Control RTU (1 Gal)25$6962-$418.00%-$9-$197-$389-$180-$19-2.67%31.58%2818.90%98.40%
MycoMCRTU4x1GB0DNL4QKKMMold Control RTU (4x1 Gal Case)8$6200$00.00%-$3-$14-$229-$98$22736.62%2.31%6013.33%90.91%
EC-B14431-4GALB0CTB56LYBBotanical Disinfectant (4 Gal)6$5821-$2616.67%$0$0-$168-$92$27947.86%n/a2425.00%89.29%
B3211GL1B0DLJ45CVSGreen Degreaser (1 Gal)6$2101-$2016.67%-$2-$59-$120-$47-$45-21.61%28.35%4313.95%100%
EC-B14431-1GALB0C9KV2G72Botanical Disinfectant (1 Gal)2$520$00.00%$0-$21-$36-$14-$1-2.21%40.62%258.00%78.79%
Reconciliation note: Child rows sum to $3,349 in Sales and $903 in Net Profit. The account P&L closes at $664; the $239 gap is account-level cost (long-term storage $231, subscription $40, offset by reimbursements) that does not allocate to individual children. 8 catalog SKUs had no June activity and are excluded: B14530-Case4x1 (B0D35XPTRP), EC-B14431-2xGAL (B0C9K7VZJM), DESCALER-2PK (B0CT3QNLQB), B3211CASE4X1G (B0DLJ89XY7), B14431PL5-FBA (B0CVQYKYTQ), B14431DR55 (B0CVQYS4MY), B14540PL5 (B0DQ2QZWWG), B3211PL5 (B0DSR5SP6K).
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Marketplace-Level KPIsPer marketplace breakdown
Express Chemicals operates on Amazon US only. The US marketplace delivered $3,349 at a 19.84% net margin under the stock constraint. Single-marketplace operating model for the period.
Marketplace Units Sales Ref Ref Cost % Ref Ads Fees COGS Net Profit Margin R.ACOS Sessions USP BB % Status
πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ Amazon.com (US)82$3,3497-$1508.54%-$292-$1,539-$676$66419.84%8.71%55914.67%95.75%Healthy
Total82$3,3497-$1508.54%-$292-$1,539-$676$66419.84%8.71%55914.67%95.75%
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Advertising IntelligencePPC performance for the month
Spend was deliberately throttled to $292 (down 67%) to match available stock, and efficiency responded: ACoS improved 21.3 points to 46.79% at a 2.14 ROAS, with TACoS at 8.71%. The efficiency gain is real but the level still is not target-grade; with only the Concentrate meaningfully in stock, campaigns run at maintenance pressure only. If the brand re-engages with inventory, PPC restarts from this cleaner base; if not, campaigns wind down per the July decision. A portfolio-level export was not captured this cycle; account-level PPC is shown in full.
Ad Spend
$292
-67.1% vs May $886
Ad Sales
$624
-52.1% vs May $1,303
Ad ACOS
46.79%
-21.3 pp vs May 68.05%
Ad CVR
6.47%
order based
Ad CPC
$1.26
~232 clicks
Ad RPC
$2.69
rev per click
Ad Impressions
n/a
not in June PPC view
Ad Clicks
~232
derived from CPC
Ad CTR
n/a
see commentary note
Ad Orders
15
24.6% of orders
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Traffic and Sales AttributionOrganic vs paid
Organic carried 81.4% of June revenue ($2,725), the highest organic share on record, as paid spend was throttled with the stock. The Concentrate sold entirely organically at a 28.5% unit-session rate. Whatever the July decision, the organic base is the proof that these listings hold rank and convert without paid support.
81.4%
Organic Sales
$2,725
18.6%
PPC Attributed Sales
$624
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Subscribe and SaveRecurring revenue base, subscriber growth, and YoY comparison

Not applicable for this brand. Express Chemicals does not currently run Subscribe and Save.

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Inventory HealthException report: SKUs under 30 days of supply
This is the structural event of the period: six of the eight selling ASINs are at zero FBA units with no replenishment in transit anywhere in the catalog. The biggest risk into July is the Concentrate, the account's most profitable line, running out its final 35 units mid-month with nothing inbound. Stock decisions now sit entirely with the brand team's July response.
ASIN Product FBA Units Sales Velocity (u/day) Days of Supply Units Inbound Health
B0CHWM6CLBMold Control RTU (1 Gal)00.550 days0Out of stock
B0C9KV2G72Botanical Disinfectant (1 Gal)00.510 days0Out of stock
B0DNL4QKKMMold Control RTU (4x1 Gal)00.290 days0Out of stock
B0D35XPTRPMold Control Conc. (4x1 Gal)00.260 days0Out of stock
B0CTB56LYBBotanical Disinfectant (4 Gal)00.170 days0Out of stock
B0D35WVT86Mold Control Concentrate (1 Gal)351.0334.0 days0Last stock, no inbound
Catalog-wide stock-out risk: no replenishment is in transit for any SKU. This is the structural inventory event of the period and the subject of the end-of-July decision with the brand team.
Stock note: FBA Units include both on-hand sellable units and Reserved units, summed across all SKU + FNSKU pairs at the ASIN level. The 3PL columns in the SellerBoard inventory file are unreliable and not used; brand-held 3PL stock exists but requires the brand team to authorize shipment to FBA.
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Account Health SummaryCompliance and performance health entering July
Action Required
Account Health Rating
208 / 1000
Order Defect Rate
0%
Open Compliance Items
2 (3rd month)
Fulfillment
FBA only
MetricCurrentTargetStatus
Order Defect Rate (60 days)0% (0 of 170 orders)under 1%Healthy
Negative Feedback / A-to-z / Chargebacks0%lowHealthy
Policy Violations (all categories)00Clean
INFORM Consumers Act verificationPriority action, openresolvedAction Required
Regulatory Compliance1 open item0Action Required
Emergency contact verificationNot verifiedverifiedAction Required
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Summary: Order and policy metrics are spotless: zero defects across 170 orders and zero policy violations. The risk is administrative: the INFORM Consumers Act verification and one regulatory compliance item remain open for a third consecutive month, and Amazon now flags the INFORM item as a priority action to prevent account deactivation. Clearing both requires brand-side business documentation and is part of the July decision conversation.
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Action PlanPrioritized next steps for the coming month
HIGH

Brand decision by end of July

A formal continue-or-wind-down request goes to the brand team this month. Continuing requires fresh stock authorized to FBA by the end of July plus the compliance documentation. Without a response, PPC campaigns wind down and the remaining FBA inventory returns to the 3PL. The account's two consecutive profitable months define what is being decided.

▶ Brand Team
HIGH

Clear the INFORM Act and regulatory items

Open for a third consecutive month and now flagged by Amazon as a priority action with deactivation risk. Both require brand-side business documentation; they must be cleared regardless of the continue-or-wind-down outcome to protect the account and its history.

▶ Brand Team
MEDIUM

Protect the Concentrate line through the decision window

The most profitable line (38.9% margin, zero ad spend) has 34 days of stock left and no inbound. Keep it selling organically, avoid promo pressure on it, and treat its stock-out date (early August) as the natural deadline for the brand's answer.

▶ Brand Team
MEDIUM

Hold PPC at maintenance pressure

June's throttle improved ACoS 21 points to 46.79%. Keep spend matched to in-stock listings only; no new campaigns and no scaling until the stock question resolves. Prepare the wind-down checklist so campaigns can be paused cleanly if the deadline passes.

▶ PPC Team
MEDIUM

Verify the emergency contact

A two-minute administrative fix flagged on the Account Health dashboard that reduces the risk of missing a critical Amazon notice during the decision window.

▶ Brand Team
SELLER SYNERGY SERVICES