Ultimate Products plc (LSE:ULTP) reported a difficult fiscal year ending July 31, 2025, with total revenue down 3% to £150.1 million, weighed by a sharp decline in air-fryer demand and lower third-party close-out sales.
Despite the headwinds, the company achieved growth across its core brands and made notable operational upgrades, including the rollout of a new Product Information Management system and a series of senior leadership promotions.
As part of a broader strategic review, Ultimate Products is evaluating a potential transfer of its listing from the London Stock Exchange’s Main Market to AIM, citing a better alignment with its current market capitalization and growth plans. The company believes this move could create a more agile platform for pursuing new opportunities in both the UK and international markets.
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More about Ultimate Products plc
Ultimate Products is a major supplier of branded housewares and small domestic appliances, with well-known labels such as Salter and Beldray. Its product range spans kitchen appliances, housewares, laundry, audio, heating, and cooling solutions. The company supplies over 300 retailers in more than 30 countries and is headquartered in Oldham, Greater Manchester. Known for combining competitive pricing with strong brand positioning, Ultimate Products continues to expand its footprint in the home and lifestyle sector.
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