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Supreme Expects Full-Year Trading in Line with Forecasts After Strong Start

Sam Boughedda trader
Updated 18 Sep 2025

Supreme plc (LON: SUP) said it is on track to meet market expectations for the year ending 31 March 2026, after reporting continued momentum across its portfolio and integrating a series of acquisitions.

The company said in its AGM trading statement that at its annual general meeting on Thursday, Chairman Paul McDonald will highlight the company’s progress, noting that Supreme had “delivered strong results” in the prior financial year, which provided a solid platform for long-term growth.

According to the company, the analyst consensus for FY 2026 revenue is expected to reach approximately £236 million, with an adjusted EBITDA forecast of £35.8 million.

McDonald pointed to acquisitions as a core driver of expansion. Supreme recently completed the earnings-enhancing purchase of the 1001 carpet care brand, which has been added to its vertically integrated platform.

He said this move “continues to bolster our product range and strengthen our presence in high-demand consumer goods segments.”

The company also cited diversification into beverages and other consumer categories following earlier deals. Its M&A pipeline remains active, with further opportunities across products and markets under consideration.

Supreme has also been navigating changes in the UK vaping market, including the June ban on disposable vapes. The firm said it had managed the transition to pods and alternative formats effectively, retaining all major customers and sustaining growth in the category.

“With a solid start to the year and our strategy of diversification and acquisition-led growth, we remain confident in delivering against expectations for FY 2026,” McDonald added.

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Sam is a trader and lead stock market writer at AskTraders. After starting his career in the forex market, Sam now focuses on stocks, specifically consumer staples. 
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