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Huddled Group plc AIM:HUD

Incorporated
United Kingdom
Employees
94
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GBP
Companies House
10964782
Consumer Staples
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Share price and financials

0.8p at close on 8 Oct 2026 · 9 reported years, 2017–2025

Years in viewFY2017 – FY2026
8 Oct 20260.8p−93.5% since 12 Jul 2018
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9 years, at a glance

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Dashed: Operating margin, in % on its own scale — read its shape, not its height against the bars.

FY2025Revenue£18.7mOperating margin−21.4%
The latest report

FY2025 annual report

year to 31 Dec 2025 · approved 2 Jun 2026 · 79 pages · Companies House

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Sixty seconds on this report

Huddled Group sells discounted surplus goods online through three websites: Discount Dragon, Nutricircle and Boop Beauty. Revenue rose to £18.6m from £12.9m, but the loss after tax grew to £4.2m from £3.9m. Most of the growth came from Nutricircle, where orders more than trebled, and from Boop Beauty, which still sold its products at a loss. Discount Dragon's sales stayed flat because it cut back on one-off promotional orders. The company also moved its deliveries to an outside firm, THG Fulfil. One-off costs of £755k, mostly for moving warehouses, added to the loss. Cash fell to £243k at the year end from £1.6m, even after shareholders put in £1.5m, and borrowings rose to £711k. There is no dividend. The chairman called 2025 "the year we fixed the foundations" and said 2026 would build on them. The auditor approved the accounts without raising doubts about the company's future. However, the report says the year's losses and cash outflow were bigger than the cash the company held. It raised more money from shares and loans after the year end and expects to need more.

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What drove revenue

Order volume growth at Nutricircle (orders more than trebled from 47,754 to 155,555) and Discount Dragon (300,000 orders processed in the year)

Nutricircle revenue grew from £1.6m to £5.0m (+200%+); Discount Dragon revenue held at £10.7m with intentional reduction in one-off promotional orders

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And

Migration of fulfilment to THG Fulfil enabling next-day delivery up to 11pm and reduced delivery charge (£3.99)

Chairman describes this as 'the single biggest decision of 2025', restructuring product range to raise average item values

page 3
What moved the margintailwind

Shift away from one-off promotional/discounted orders toward repeat, higher-margin orders at Discount Dragon

Gross profit swung from a £151k loss to £396k profit on broadly flat revenue

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Andtailwind

THG Fulfil migration cutting average picks per order from ~12 to ~6 and eliminating loss-making low-value lines

Chairman's statement describes restructured product range around fulfilment partner's model

page 3
One-offs in the year

£461k charge: Warehouse move

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What management said

2025 was the year we fixed the foundations. 2026 is the year we build on them.

page 3
After the year end

6 Feb 2026: proposed share subscription at 1.75p/share alongside a debt facility of up to £600,000 (Martin Higginson committed £300,000, two other private individuals £300,000 in aggregate; 15% p.a. interest, 2-year term, secured by debenture)

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The dividend

No dividends paid in 2025 (2024: £Nil); the Board is not recommending payment of a dividend for the year ended 31 December 2025

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Going concern and the audit

Going concern basis adopted, but the Group is loss-making with an operating loss of £3,992,000 and operating cash outflow of £2,986,000 in the year, both exceeding its cash balance at the reporting date; post year-end equity and debt financing was undertaken and further financing is expected to be required. Auditor HaysMac LLP (signed by Gareth Ogden) issued an unqualified ('true and fair') opinion with no material uncertainty identified regarding going concern. Key audit matters: revenue recognition (cut-off risk), valuation of goodwill/intangibles relating to the Discount Dragon CGU, and valuation of investment in subsidiaries/intercompany receivables (parent company only)

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The risks it names first
  • Failure to implement the Group's strategyp.7
  • Competition from better-resourced/branded competitors in highly competitive discount marketsp.7
  • Supply chain risk - reliance on consistent sourcing of surplus stock at a discountp.8
  • Reliance on third-party logistics provider (THG Ingenuity) for warehousing/fulfilmentp.8

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Filings

8 annual reports read, FY2018 to FY2025

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Sources: Companies House (8)

  1. FY2026Next report expected 10 May 2027

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