Dr. Martens plc (DOCS.L) issued a trading statement for the 13 weeks ended 28 December 2025. Group revenue was down 2.7% CC, or down 3.1% reported, to 253 million pounds. Wholesale revenue was up 9.5% CC, or up 9.3% reported, for the quarter.
For fiscal 2026 as a whole, the Group expects revenue on a constant currency basis to be broadly flat. The Group said it is comfortable with market expectations for profit before tax, which will result in significant year-on-year growth.
Dr. Martens closed trading Monday at 75.65 pence, up 0.6%.
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