Beauty Tech expects 2026 profit beat as performance tops pre-IPO view
Beauty Tech Group PLC on Thursday reported a surge in profit during a ‘transformational year’, and expects an outcome ahead of expectations for 2026.
Pretax profit in 2025 jumped to £15.2 million from £5.1 million in 2024. Revenue advanced 39% to £141.0 million from £101.1 million, the seller of at-home beauty treatment technology said.
The Cheshire-based firm said own-brand revenue alone shot up 60% to £140.9 million from £88.1 million.
Chief Executive Officer Laurence Newman said: ‘2025 was a transformational year for Beauty Tech Group and I am pleased to report our maiden full year results. The strong financial and operational performance significantly exceeded our initial expectations set out at IPO.
‘These results demonstrate that our market-leading brands and products are gaining increasing recognition with customers, and our targeted go-to market strategy and international footprint provide a solid platform for sustainable growth.’
Adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation rose 64% in 2025 to £37.5 million from £22.9 million.
‘Looking ahead, the structural growth drivers across the group’s three core addressable markets of anti-ageing, hair removal and hair regrowth, provide us with confidence in both the long-term demand for At-Home Beauty Devices and Beauty Tech Group’s significant market opportunity. Our investment in clinical research and independent third-party product validation reinforces our position as the leading specialist in at-home beauty technology. We have a strong pipeline of innovative product development across our three brands and I am confident that the group is well placed to deliver long-term profitable growth for shareholders,’ the CEO added.
Beauty Tech said it made an ‘encouraging’ start to 2026, ‘with strong growth across the group’s core business and across all key markets and channels’.
It expects annual revenue in line with current market expectations, which it puts at £160.0 million. Stronger margins, however, mean profit will top a market forecast. Adjusted Ebitda consensus stands at £38.2 million.
It added: ‘Given the group’s current growth trajectory and the significant reinvestment opportunities available, the board’s immediate priority is to continue investing in the business to maximise the organic growth opportunity. The board will keep the timing of any initial dividend under review as the business matures and will update shareholders in due course.’
Shares in the company rose 1.4% to 319.32 pence on Thursday morning in London, up 17% from its 271p initial public offering price. Beauty Tech floated in October.
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