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Symbol: AIM:SPECMarket Cap: UK£43.7mCategory: Healthcare

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    INSPECS Group plc Key Details

    UK£198.3m

    Revenue

    UK£94.8m

    Cost of Revenue

    UK£103.5m

    Gross Profit

    UK£108.1m

    Other Expenses

    -UK£4.6m

    Earnings

    Last Reported Earnings
    Dec 31, 2024
    Next Reporting Earnings
    n/a
    Earnings per share (EPS)
    -0.045
    Gross Margin
    52.18%
    Net Profit Margin
    -2.32%
    Debt/Equity Ratio
    47.5%

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    About SPEC

    Founded
    1988
    Employees
    1654
    CEO
    Richard Peck
    WebsiteView website
    www.inspecs.com

    INSPECS Group plc designs, produces, sells, markets, and distributes fashion eyewear, lenses, and OEM products in the United Kingdom, Europe, North America, South America, Asia, Africa, and Australia. It operates through Frames and Optics; Manufacturing; and Lenses segments. The company offers its products under the retail brands, such as Barbour, Barbour International, BUFFALO David Bitton, CAT, Free Country, Henri Lloyd, Hype, JOSEPH, Lamb, Liberty, Lyle & Scott, Marc O’Polo, MINI, O’Neill, SUPERDRY, RADLEY LONDON, TALBOT RUNHOF, Ted Baker, Temperley LONDON, and Victor Rolf; and in house brands under BOTANIQ, SAVILE ROW Titanium, SAVILE ROW, BRENDEL Eyewear, FREIGEIST, HUMPHREY’S eyewear, JOS ESCHENBACH, and TITANFLEX names. INSPECS Group plc was founded in 1988 and is based in Bath, the United Kingdom.

    U.K. Market Performance

    • 7 Days: 1.1%
    • 3 Months: 7.3%
    • 1 Year: 7.4%
    • Year to Date: 7.7%
    Over the last 7 days, the market has remained flat, although notably the Healthcare sector declined by 3.7%. Meanwhile, the market is actually up 6.7% over the past year. Earnings are forecast to grow by 15% annually. Market details ›
    The tide is turning for UK & European markets. Index ETFs won’t cut it since sector spreads are massive. Picking the right companies matters now more than ever.
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