Applied Nutrition in rude health as shares jump on profit upgrade
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Applied Nutrition in rude health as shares jump on profit upgrade
"The Liverpool-based firm said strong recent trading had continued since its final results on November 10, with its peak season for health, fitness and wellbeing still to come after Christmas. The group said it now expects results for the year to July 31 next year to be around 10% higher than the current forecasts for underlying earnings of 34.4 million on revenues of 122.3 million. In the year to July 31 2025, the firm posted underlying earnings of 30.9 million and revenues of 107.1 million."
"Ms Rooney, a TV personality and wife of former Manchester United and England footballer Wayne Rooney, was one of the investors in the firm's flotation after becoming a brand ambassador for the group in early 2024. Applied Nutrition said: The company recognises the strength of trading and the upcoming peak trading period for health, fitness and wellbeing, which will deliver a particularly strong first half."
"Applied Nutrition, which is backed by investors including retailer JD Sports, mainly operates by selling its products to other businesses, including retailers, grocers, gyms and sports clubs, targeting consumers from professional athletes to people wanting to lose weight. Its products are sold in more than 80 countries worldwide. Applied Nutrition has four ranges Applied Nutrition, ABE, BodyFuel, and Endurance and sells over 100 different products across the portfolio."
Applied Nutrition expects full-year results for the year to July 31 to be around 10% higher than current forecasts, forecasting underlying earnings of 34.4 million on revenues of 122.3 million. The firm reported underlying earnings of 30.9 million and revenues of 107.1 million in the year to July 31, 2025. Strong trading continued since final results on November 10, and the company anticipates a particularly strong first half driven by the post-Christmas peak season for health, fitness and wellbeing. Shares jumped over 7%, reaching their highest level since flotation in October. The business sells through retailers, grocers, gyms and sports clubs in more than 80 countries and offers four product ranges with over 100 products.
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