US EditionBeauty Tech Group Targets £300m Valuation in London IPO
- The Beauty Tech Group plans to debut on the stock market with a valuation of around £300 million in its initial public offering set to debut on Friday at a share price of 271p.
- The company plans to raise approximately £29 million by offering 10.7 million new shares, while selling around 35.5% of stock overall.
- Founder Laurence Newman stated that the IPO will help increase awareness of their three brands and facilitate profitable growth.
- In 2024, the firm achieved underlying earnings of £22.9 million on revenues of £101.1 million, with sales rising 27% in the first half of 2025.
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The Beauty Tech Group of Chesire floats at £300m – Northern Financial Review
The Beauty Tech Group — the Chesire firm which owns brands including CurrentBody, ZIIP Beauty and Tria Laser — on Friday announced the successful pricing of its initial public offering at 271p per share. “Based on the Offer Price, The Beauty Tech Group’s market capitalisation will be approximately £300 million at the commencement of conditional dealings on the main market for listed securities of the London Stock Exchange plc,” said the Chesire …
The Beauty Tech Group debuts on the London Stock Exchange : The British Beauty Council
The Beauty Tech Group, parent company of CurrentBody, has officially launched on the London Stock Exchange with a valuation of £300 million – becoming the first beauty tech company to IPO and the first UK beauty company to list on the main market. Laurence Newman, CEO of The Beauty Tech Group and Advisory Board member of the British Beauty Council, called the listing a ‘pivotal moment for the entire beauty industry’ and described it as ‘the next…
Beauty Tech makes strong debut on London Stock Exchange amid IPO drought
Shares in Beauty Tech Group, the owner of at-home skincare device brands including CurrentBody, ZIIP Beauty and Tria Laser, rose on their first day of trading in London, offering a rare boost to the capital’s beleaguered stock market. The Cheshire-based firm priced its initial public offering (IPO) at 271p a share, giving it a market value of around £300m. In early trading on Friday, the stock climbed more than four per cent, to around 285p. Bea…
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