by The annual income in the fashion and beauty brand of Victoria Beckham of the same name has for the first time enforced the £ 100 million mark.
The recent accounts at Companies House show that Victoria Beckham Holdings achieved a turnover of 112.7 million GBP last year, which rose in 2023 an increase of 26% compared to 89.1 million GBP.
The profits, measured by Ebitda yields that do not include interest, taxes and depreciation, were 22% higher with GBP 2.2 million.
The results come as a Netflix film A documentary about Beckham’s life as a fashion designer and businesswoman who are to be published this autumn.
It was the fourth year as a result of the company’s double -digit sales growth, which was founded in 2008 by the former Spice Girl, “as it provides its plan for long -term profitability”.
Sales from the flagship store in Mayfair and on the website rose by 26% and made almost two thirds of the total.
Bestsellers in the clothing route included crepe dresses in the middle and dress style and Victoria Beckham silhouettes.
Additional openings were opened in department stores in France and Italy in the company’s wholesale department, whereby further openings were planned in Great Britain and French business this year.
The company said that growth continued in 2025, “driven by new products made of leather dresses and bold flower prints, which were presented during the SS25 fashion show”.
The company said that the strong performance was “driven by the fashion business and all three pillars of the beauty division, make -up, skin care and fragrance”.
Sybille Darricarrère Lunel, the newly appointed Chief Executive Officer of the Fashion Business, said: “Despite a challenging market environment, the company delivered the fourth year as a result of two -digit sales growth, which was underpinned by the strong demand from consumers and the continued brand engine.
“Our performance of 2024 reflects the disciplined execution and commitment of the team for building a modern luxury house with global response.”
David Belhaassen, board director of Victoria Beckham Holdings and founder of the Holding Company Neo Investment Partners, said: “The business with Victoria Beckham was on an extraordinary journey.
“From its origin in fashion until the start of our beauty department in 2019, we have seen a remarkable development in a global luxury business with a real response, which despite the hard background has achieved over £ 100 million in sales.
“The increased desirability of the brand is proof of the strength of our vision, the power of Victoria’s iconic picture and style and the commitment of our team.
“With a strong new management team, a clear strategic roadmap and an accelerated dynamic about fashion and beauty, the future for Victoria Beckham is incredibly exciting if we progress by 2025 and beyond.”
