Applied Nutrition ups earnings outlook after muscling in on January health boom
The update sent shares in the London-listed company up by about 8% on Tuesday.

Shares in Applied Nutrition have strengthened after upgrading its earnings outlook for the year as it muscles into the burgeoning health and nutrition market.
The company, which is backed by TV personality Coleen Rooney, said sales for the first half of its financial year were ahead of the group’s expectations.
This follows the “peak” January period when demand for health and fitness products typically rebound following Christmas and the turn of the New Year.
The update sent shares in the London-listed company up by about 8% on Tuesday.
Applied Nutrition told investors that orders from its retail partners, and the resulting stock levels in stores, were significantly above forecasts for the period.
This was driven by it targeting a diverse range of UK retailers including high street chains, grocers and discounters, the firm said.
Coupled with increased demand for a number of recent product launches, the company said it was expecting a stronger revenue performance over the six months to the end of January.
It is now forecasting revenues of around £140 million for the full year, up from the £133.5 million that analysts had been previously expecting.
Applied Nutrition mainly operates by selling its products to other businesses, including retailers, grocers, gyms and sports clubs, targeting consumers from professional athletes to people wanting to lose weight or build muscle.
Its products are sold in more than 80 countries worldwide, and it also has a website for online shopping.
The company revealed last week that Rooney had significantly increased her stake in the business, having been one of the investors in the firm’s flotation in 2024.
The TV persona and wife of former footballer Wayne Rooney recently co-launched her own line of products for the brand, including collagen and powders that target sleep, immunity, hydration and debloating.
Applied Nutrition’s chief executive Thomas Ryder said Rooney had helped to broaden the brand’s customer base and increase awareness among health-conscious consumers.
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