Yesterday, according to report, the Beauty Tech Group, the owner of at-home beauty technology brand CurrentBody, has announced plans to float on the London Stock Exchange in a listing that could value the company at up to £350 million.
Headquartered in Manchester, the group also owns ZIIP Beauty and Tria Laser, both acquired in 2023 and 2024, respectively. Its portfolio spans a wide range of devices, including LED masks, radio frequency tools, microcurrent gadgets, and laser-based hair removal and hair-growth stimulators. Celebrity fans such as Kim Kardashian and Serena Williams have helped boost the company’s profile, while its products are now sold in over 90 countries.
Co-founder and CEO Laurence Newman, alongside co-founder and chief technology officer Andrew Showman and finance chief Sam Glynn, leads the business under parent company Project Glow Topco Limited. Newman said the listing would provide access to new capital, raise brand awareness, and incentivize staff as the group seeks to accelerate growth.
The company posted underlying earnings of £22.9 million on revenue of £101.1 million in 2024, with first-half 2025 sales climbing 27 percent to £55.2 million. The US and Canada remain its largest markets, accounting for 37 percent of sales, followed by the EU (23 percent), UK and Ireland (22 percent), and Asia (14 percent).
The IPO will be overseen by Berenberg, with former Games Workshop chairwoman Elaine O’Donnell appointed as non-executive chair ahead of the listing. Newman added: “Since launching our own-brand at-home beauty technology products in 2019, the group has delivered sustained and profitable growth and established itself as a global leader in the fast-growing at-home beauty market.”
