The Beauty Tech Group hails stellar 2025 performance following London IPO filing

By Alessandro Carrara | Published: 17-Apr-2026
Finance

Brands CurrentBody and ZIIP drove increased revenue for the beauty device company last year, with the business also benefiting from joining the London Stock Exchange

The Beauty Tech Group has seen a bumper financial year in 2025, driven by a standout performance from its beauty device brands CurrentBody and ZIIP,  and from launching its  initial public offering (IPO) filing last year.

The brand owner reported a 39.4% increase in revenues to £141m and profits before tax of £15.2m for the year ended 31 December 2025.

Own-brand revenue also grew 60% to £140m, with all regions delivering own-brand growth of more than 38%. 

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The Beauty Tech Group’s CurrentBody brand saw revenues increase 59% to £125.8m, while ZIIP Beauty revenues grew 46% to £13.2m.

“2025 was a transformational year for The Beauty Tech Group, and I am pleased to report our maiden full-year results,” said Laurence Newman, CEO of The Beauty Tech Group.

“These results demonstrate that our market-leading brands and products are gaining increasing recognition with customers, and our targeted go-to-market strategy and international footprint provide a solid platform for sustainable growth.”

The financial update follows The Beauty Tech Group launching its IPO in October last year as it joined the London Stock Exchange (LSE).

The IPO was priced at 271 pence per share, giving the company an estimated market value of £300m under the ticker (stock market identifier) ‘TBTG’.

The IPO marked a significant milestone in the company’s journey from start-up to public business.

The Beauty Tech Group has reported a strong first quarter of trading in 2026 as it continues to invest in its product pipeline, supply chain resilience and marketing-led brand building.

Full year 2026 revenues are also in line with current market expectations,  but due to stronger margins, the business anticipates profits to be ahead of expectations.

Newman added: “Looking ahead, the structural growth drivers across the group’s three core addressable markets of anti-ageing, hair removal and hair regrowth provide us with confidence in both the long-term demand for at-home beauty devices and The Beauty Tech Group’s significant market opportunity.

“Our investment in clinical research and independent third-party product validation reinforces our position as the leading specialist in at-home beauty technology.

“We have a strong pipeline of innovative product development across our three brands and I am confident that the group is well placed to deliver long-term profitable growth for shareholders.”

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