Supreme PLC (SUP.L), a fast-moving consumer goods company, said on Thursday that it has recorded continued good momentum across its portfolio for the first half.
In addition, Supreme anticipates a rise in annual revenue and a fall in adjusted EBITDA, both in line with market expectations.
Looking ahead, for the 12-month period to March 31, 2026, analysts forecast Supreme to report adjusted EBITDA of £35.8 million with revenue of £236 million.
For fiscal 2025, Supreme had posted adjusted EBITDA of £40.5 million on revenue of £231.1 million.
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