Tooru hails transformation as it delivers £12m revenue run rate
Published: 13:54 30 Jun 2026 EDT
Tooru PLC (AIM:TOO, FRA:73N), the health and wellness group, used its full-year results to mark its transition into a trading business following the May 2025 acquisition of operating companies from S-Ventures.
The company said its portfolio of challenger food brands was now running at an annualised revenue rate of more than £12 million.
Because the deal completed on 28 May 2025, the group's consolidated figures capture only seven months of trading, and are not directly comparable with the prior year.
The results showed revenue of £7.1 million and a loss for the year of £1.8 million.
On a full-year basis, the underlying businesses generated combined net sales of £12.3 million, while EBITDA edged up to £1.7 million.
Juvela, a gluten-free bakery that holds roughly half the NHS prescription market, remained the largest contributor and launched its character-led OAF brand into Tesco and Asda.
Pulsin, the plant-based nutrition brand, cut running costs and returned to positive monthly EBITDA after disruption caused by exiting its Gloucester factory and moving to contract manufacturing.
The group is weighing an exit from Market Rocket, an e-commerce agency, to concentrate on its core food brands.
Chief executive Scott Livingston pointed to positive trading into 2026 and a strategy built on product innovation, wider distribution and selective bolt-on acquisitions.
The group raised £980,000 after the year-end to support its plans.
