Supreme delivered FY26 results significantly ahead of market expectations, with the Board reiterating confidence in future trading prospects.
Key financial metrics were robust. Revenue increased 15% YoY to c.£265m, driven by broad‑based growth, with adjusted EBITDA of c.£40.6m, EPS of 19.6p, and the Group net‑cash positive at year end.
Supreme’s strategy continues to deliver. Performance was underpinned by material growth in vaping, a strong contribution from Drinks & Wellness supported by recent acquisitions, and continued investment in manufacturing capacity, supporting operational resilience. Today's new 5 year licensing deal with Carabao adds a further element to their growth strategy.
Valuation remains attractive. The shares trade on 8x PER, which does not fully reflect the Group’s scale, diversification and cash generative profile, supporting a fair value of 237p per share.
21 Apr 2026
Supreme plc - Update reports that FY26 ‘significantly’ ahead
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Supreme plc - Update reports that FY26 ‘significantly’ ahead
Supreme PLC (SUP:LON) | 162 -4.1 (-1.5%) | Mkt Cap: 190.6m
- Published:
21 Apr 2026 -
Author:
Mike Jeremy -
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Supreme delivered FY26 results significantly ahead of market expectations, with the Board reiterating confidence in future trading prospects.
Key financial metrics were robust. Revenue increased 15% YoY to c.£265m, driven by broad‑based growth, with adjusted EBITDA of c.£40.6m, EPS of 19.6p, and the Group net‑cash positive at year end.
Supreme’s strategy continues to deliver. Performance was underpinned by material growth in vaping, a strong contribution from Drinks & Wellness supported by recent acquisitions, and continued investment in manufacturing capacity, supporting operational resilience. Today's new 5 year licensing deal with Carabao adds a further element to their growth strategy.
Valuation remains attractive. The shares trade on 8x PER, which does not fully reflect the Group’s scale, diversification and cash generative profile, supporting a fair value of 237p per share.