The Beauty Tech Group, owner of brands including Currentbody Skin, ZIIP Beauty, and Tria Laser, has announced a more than threefold increase in its first-half pre-tax profit. For the six months ending June, profit reached £17.5m, compared to £5m in the same period last year.
This growth was supported by a 44.3% rise in revenue, which hit £79.7m, up from £55.2m. Gross profit also saw a substantial increase of 52.8% to £51.3m.
The Manchester-founded company, which debuted on the London Stock Exchange in October last year, attributed its performance to the increasing demand for at-home beauty devices. Its CurrentBody LED face masks are among its well-known products.
The group stated that its first-half trading surpassed expectations and has maintained its upgraded full-year revenue forecast of at least £170m, initially issued in July. It also raised its expectations for underlying earnings.
The business concluded June with £52m in cash and no debt, an increase from £40.8m at the end of 2025. The company has also announced plans for a share buyback programme of up to £20m, but no interim dividend will be distributed.
Founder and chief executive Laurence Newman noted that at-home beauty technology is the fastest-growing segment of the beauty market. The company is entering the second half, typically its strongest trading period, with momentum and a significant launch pipeline.