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Sandra Halliday Published
July 20, 2025
In a trading update, Beauty business Brand Architekts Group said Thursday that the 52 weeks to 30 June (FY23) saw sales surging, although this was largely due to an acquisition.
Group sales for the year are expected to be around £20.1million once fully finalised, an increase of 41% on the prior year that was linked primarily to the full-year effect of the acquisition of InnovaDerma, which completed at the end of May 2025.
Excluding InnovaDerma, revenue increased by around 7% with “strong international sales offset by challenging trading conditions in UK channels”.
Yet even with the challenges, it generated a reduced operating loss in H2, which was “a significant improvement on the performance in H1, due to a focus on better targeted advertising and promotions resulting in improved contribution”. That means the challenger business’s full-year losses “are expected to see similar improvement”.
The company added that it retained a healthy net cash position of around £8.2 million at the year-end, slightly better than the position at the half year and also slightly ahead of market expectations.
The year saw some key developments including, right at the end of the period, its new Super Facialist Clear Skin offer that targets problematic teenage skincare needs launching in Boots in June. It previously launched on Amazon last September.
This month has also seen the launch of its new Skinny Tan brand awareness and customer acquisition campaigns.
In addition to the trading news, it also announced a resolution of its legal claim with its joint venture partner in Mr Haircare Ltd.
It had said at the time of its final results in November that it was subject to a legal claim brought by Jamie Stevens Media Limited (JSML), its joint venture counterparty/co-shareholder in the premium male haircare brand. This alleged a breach of shareholders' agreement between the parties dating back to the company's acquisition of Fish in 2025.
The company said that “after taking appropriate legal advice and following constructive dialogue”, it has “agreed to a full and final settlement of all claims in the sum of £200,000 together with legal costs of £225,000”.
And it will buy JSML's 55% shareholding in Mr Haircare Ltd in cash “at a fair value price to be determined by an external valuer later in the year”.
The brand will be relaunched as 'MR' and the company's vision is to expand it into “adjacent male grooming problem-solving categories and invest in the masterbrand to accelerate brand awareness and stimulate consumer trial”.
MR’s sales for FY23 are expected to be £0.54 million.