Supreme plc, manufacturer and supplier of FMCG products including vaping, batteries and lighting, has reported another period of sales growth driven by “organic growth” and “positive impact” from acquisitions.
Revenue was up 17% to £132.6m for the half year ended 30 September 2025, from £113m 12 months earlier.
A total of £15.4m of this growth came from acquired businesses - Clearly Drinks, Typhoo and 1001 - whilst the remaining £4.2m came from the core business, reported the group.
Its unified vaping category - home to brands like 88vape, Liberty Flights and Elfbar - delivered a 13% increase in revenue to £76.9m after “successfully navigating” the transition from disposable vapes to pod systems, it said.
Supreme acquired 1001 carpet care brand in September 2025 and SlimFast UK & Europe post period end in October. The group said the acquisitions closely aligned to its strategy to “diversify product revenue mix”.
Typhoo Tea is now “fully integrated” after its acquisition last December with financial and operational turnaround underway, including the opening of a new UK-based manufacturing facility, a rebrand and ongoing product innovation, announced Supreme.
On the half year results, chief executive Sandy Chadha said: “Supreme is now home to over 40 brands and licenses, including Typhoo, SlimFast and 1001, with access to an extensive retail footprint.
“This unique market reach will continue to enable the business to further leverage our growing product portfolio, alongside developing new products to further expand our market share. We remain confident about the business and look forward to updating investors as we continue to evolve the business.”
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