The Beauty Tech Group today marked its admission to the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange.

Through our offer, we have raised £106.5 million, resulting in a market capitalisation on admission of £300 million.

Founded in 2009 by Laurence Newman and Andrew Showman, The Beauty Tech Group has grown to become a leader in the development and retail of advanced at-home beauty devices. Our three brands – CurrentBody Skin, ZIIP Beauty, and Tria Laser – bring professional-grade technologies, once found only in clinical settings, directly to consumers around the world.

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A Journey of Innovation and Global Impact

Strong Market Position:

We operate within the £9–12 billion global at-home beauty device market – a key part of the wider £464 billion beauty and personal care sector – and are well positioned to capture continued growth in this resilient and fast-expanding category.

Digitally Native Model:

With more than 90% of our revenue generated through e-commerce, we’ve built a strong international presence across the UK, US, EU, and Asia, supported by a robust supply chain and a culture of innovation.

Consistent Growth Drivers:

Our growth has been driven by continuous product innovation, digital excellence, and the enduring trust our customers place in our brands.

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A Message from Our CEO

Laurence Newman, CEO of The Beauty Tech Group, said:

“We’re in the most exciting phase for the business. Beauty tech as a whole is just beginning to boom, and this IPO on the London Stock Exchange marks a pivotal moment – not just for The Beauty Tech Group, but, in my opinion, for the entire beauty industry in the UK. Floating the business will undoubtedly give us even greater global exposure.”

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Our advisers include Berenberg (Sponsor, Bookrunner, and Joint Financial Adviser) and N.M. Rothschild & Sons Limited (Joint Financial Adviser).

Our leadership team – CEO Laurence Newman, CFO & COO Sam Glynn, and CTO Andrew Showman – brings together more than 25 years of experience in beauty technology, e-commerce, and international expansion.