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Topps Tiles

November 2022

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  • Epic Code:
  • TPT
  • Price:
  • 40.5p
Topps cheered investors with the news that pretax profits for the year are expected to be “towards the upper end of market expectations.” Sales in the year ended 1 October were £247.3m, up 11% year-on-year and marking a second consecutive record year . In Q4 Topps generated 4.3% like-for-like growth with positive progress from all parts of the group including Pro Tiler Tools, the trade focused firm acquired in March 2025, which posted sales +43.0% in Q4.  The Group has net cash of approximately £15.9 million at year end, with no borrowings. Thanks to its strong balance sheet investors can safely tuck away the shares for a recovery in home renovation. I am holding on. ...

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