Creightons plc (LSE:CRL) has released its audited results for the fiscal year ending 31 March 2025, reporting a 1.6% rise in revenue to £54.1 million, largely driven by private label sales. Profitability saw a notable rebound, with EBITDA climbing 57.9% and the company returning to a £2.5 million post-tax profit—thanks to streamlined operations, cost controls, and efficiency gains in both manufacturing and distribution.
The company also confirmed its strategic transition from the Main Market to the AIM, aimed at reducing regulatory overheads and providing greater flexibility for growth initiatives. Governance practices are evolving accordingly, with new board appointments and the adoption of the QCA Corporate Governance Code to align with AIM standards.
Although revenue growth remains modest and technical indicators suggest the stock may be entering overbought territory, recent operational improvements and structural changes present a more optimistic longer-term outlook. Valuation concerns persist, but strong cash flow and strategic repositioning are likely to support future performance.
About Creightons plc
Creightons is a UK-based manufacturer and brand owner in the beauty and wellness sector. The company specializes in private label and contract manufacturing, alongside its own branded product lines, serving a broad range of retail and consumer clients.
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