Acquisitions are core driver of Supreme’s growth strategy, chairman to tell AGM

Manchester-based consumer goods manufacturer and supplier Supreme has a “robust mergers and acquisitions pipeline” and its chairman will tell the company AGM today that previous deals have fuelled new product development.

Chairman Paul McDonald is expected to say that the AIM listed business has delivered strong results last year and there are more deals are to come.

As reported on TheBusinessDesk.com in July, Supreme, saw revenues and profits rise in the year to March 31, 2025, by 4% to £231.1m and pre-tax profits improved by 3% to £30.9m.

McDonald will also say that company has continued to see “good momentum across its portfolio in the first half of the current financial year.

Most recently Supreme bought the 1001 carpet care brand earlier this month. The company is still a key player in the vape sector and recently moved into the soft drinks and hot beverages market following the acquisition of Clearly Drinks and Typhoo Tea.

“Acquisitions remain a core driver of Supreme’s growth strategy. The Company has a robust M&A pipeline, capable of offering opportunities across various product categories and markets. In turn, our M&A activity has fuelled new product development, as we leverage branded assets and manufacturing capabilities from various acquisitions,” McDonald said.

Supreme said it has retained all its major vaping customers, after it “strategically managed” the ban on disposable vapes, which came into effect on 1 June 2025, as well as the transition to pods and other vaping alternatives. 

“This approach has allowed us to ensure continued growth and stability in the segment,” he said.

Supreme expects trading for the year ended 31 March 2026 to be in line with market expectations of revenue of £236 million and Adjusted EBITDA of £35.8 million.

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