Beauty Tech Group raises outlook after 'strong' first half across all markets
After first-half trading came in ahead of the comparable period a year earlier, The Beauty Tech Group has upgraded its full-year FY26 expectations, with growth delivered across its core business, all key markets and channels.
The LSE-listed owner of CurrentBody Skin, ZIIP Beauty and Tria Laser said the board now forecasts at least £170 million in revenue and £45 million in adjusted EBITDA for the year to 31 December 2026.
Those figures sit above the company's own calculation of pre-update market expectations, which stood at £161.7 million in revenue and £41.5 million in adjusted EBITDA.
The group said its strong revenue performance, combined with what it described as a well-invested operating model, drove margin improvement during the first half. The company did not disclose a specific H1 revenue figure but said it would publish interim results for the six months to 30 June 2026 in September.
Laurence Newman, Chief Executive Officer at The Beauty Tech Group, said: "The strong performance delivered during the first half of the year reflects the quality and ever-growing awareness of the group's innovative and premium beauty technology brands.
"We have achieved significant growth across our core business and across all key markets and channels, while our ongoing commitment to investment in research and clinical studies continues to underpin demand for our products."
The Beauty Tech Group makes and sells at-home beauty technology devices that use professional-grade aesthetic technologies, including LED light therapy, radio frequency, microcurrent and laser treatments.
The business now operates in more than 90 countries, with international expansion helping to drive growth since its London Stock Exchange listing in October 2025 at a valuation of around £300 million.
In its FY25 final results, published in April, the company reported total revenue up 39.4% year-on-year, with own-brand revenue rising 60% to £140.9 million. Adjusted EBITDA grew 63.8% to £37.5 million. At that point, the company described FY25 as "transformational" and flagged a positive start to FY26.
The latest upgrade follows a similar pattern to January 2026, when the group lifted FY25 guidance after reporting strong Q4 trading.
Newman said the company enters the second half with product launches in the pipeline and continued growth in the at-home beauty device market, as it plans to keep investing in product development, supply chain resilience and marketing.
The news comes after The Beauty Tech Group last week appointed Dr Marnie Millard OBE as Non-Executive Director, Senior Independent Director and Chair of the Remuneration Committee. She succeeds Simon Cooper, who will step down from 31 August 2026 after almost ten years with the business.
