Applied Nutrition PLC on Wednesday reported sustained demand across all its end-markets and said it expects to exceed current market forecasts as a result.
The Merseyside, England-based wellness brand said that since June 1, trading has continued to be strong with sustained demand across all markets and channels.
For the financial year that ended July 31, it now expects to report adjusted earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation of £43.3 million, surpassing market consensus of £42.0 million.
Revenue surged 50% to £160 million from £107 million in financial 2025, beating consensus of £148.4 million.
For financial 2027, Applied Nutrition now expects adjusted Ebitda to rise by around 13% to £49 million, beating market consensus of £47.7 million.
Revenue is guided to jump by 28% to £205 million, ahead of market forecasts of £186.2 million.
Applied Nutrition said it expects to release its full financial 2026 results on or around November 16.
Applied Nutrition shares were down 0.8% to 319.10 pence each on Wednesday morning in London. However, the stock remains up 92% over the past 12 months.
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