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Sandra Halliday Published
November 10,飞机盗号软件企业破解技术 2025
Warpaint London, the affordable beauty products specialist, said Friday that it has seen its “strong trading performance” continuing and results for the full year are now expected to be ahead of market expectations.
The owner of the W7 and Technic brands supplies a wide range of retailers and had said back in September (with its results for the six months ended 30 June) that it had traded strongly post-period-end.
That’s further evidence for the so-called Lipstick Effect with consumers clearly still prepared to treat themselves to inexpensive beauty items even when times are tough.
Warpaint also said it has seen “significant growth in all geographic areas”.
It all means group sales for the year ending 31 December should be at least £85 million, up from £64.1 million a year earlier, even though the key pre-Christmas sales period for the group is still ongoing.
Its gross product margin “remains robust and continues to be at a level in excess of that achieved in 2025”. Profit before tax for the year should now be “in excess of” £16 million, compared to a much lower £7.7 million in the previous year.
The company said that its expansion strategy continues, with further scheduled launches in the rest of 2025 and 2025 “with new major retailers and the expansion of the range of products stocked with certain existing customers”.
Launches this month, for instance, include a range of W7 products in 400 Etos stores in the Netherlands and 100 Watsons stores in the Philippines, together with a range of Technic products being launched in over 200 Wibra stores in the Netherlands.
Further expansion scheduled with existing retailers includes W7 being stocked in an additional 372 CVS stores in the US and 102 Boots stores in the UK during Q1 next year.