"We will keep bringing more characters to life,"
"to create joy and try to be the most loved soft toy company in the world."
"We strive to ensure every Jellycat arrives in tip-top condition, built to last, and made responsibly."
Jellycat reported pre-tax profit of £139m for the year to 31 December, up from £67m, with revenues rising 66% to £333m. The privately owned company plans a £110m dividend to owners, a 75% increase on the prior year’s £63m payout. Founded in London in 1999, Jellycat sells in 80 countries and has seen strong adult as well as child demand, boosted by quirky designs and social media. Immersive retail pop-ups in London, New York and Paris generate viral attention. Leadership emphasized expanding character-led ranges, responsible production and product durability.
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