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Falcon 24 Topco Limited

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Financial position

Accounts to 2025-03-01 · GBP · Group accounts

Net assets
£269,000,000
Cash
£61,300,000
Turnover
£553,300,000
Profit / loss
−£50,300,000
Current assets
£563,900,000
Creditors < 1 year
£120,500,000
Equity
£269,000,000
Average employees
Not available

Balance-sheet trend

GBP · consolidated

Financial statements

Selected figures from the best-ranked available filing for each period. Missing values remain unknown.

2 periods

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Reported figures2025-03-01Group · AI-read2024-03-02Group · AI-read
Balance sheet
Net assets£269,000,000£379,100,000
Equity£269,000,000£379,100,000
Share capital£300,000£51,200,000
Retained earnings£189,300,000£235,700,000
Assets
Fixed assets£115,400,000£147,300,000
Intangible assets£65,800,000£60,900,000
Property, plant & equipment£25,000,000£47,000,000
Current assets£563,900,000£616,700,000
Cash at bank£61,300,000£65,200,000
Debtors£421,300,000£468,600,000
Stock£71,200,000£73,900,000
Liabilities
Creditors£410,300,000£384,900,000
Creditors within one year£120,500,000£71,700,000
Creditors after one year£289,800,000£313,200,000
Bank loans & overdrafts—£301,500,000
Net current assets£443,400,000£545,000,000
Profit & loss
Turnover£553,300,000£600,900,000
Cost of sales£194,600,000£209,000,000
Gross profit£261,400,000£285,700,000
Operating profit−£17,000,000£19,400,000
Interest receivable£3,000,000£2,600,000
Interest payable£15,600,000£16,200,000
Profit before tax−£29,700,000£5,300,000
Tax£20,600,000£4,500,000
Profit / loss−£50,300,000£800,000
Operating costs
Depreciation£3,000,000£2,600,000
Amortisation£16,200,000—
Audit fees£1,700,000£1,700,000
People & pay
Wages & salaries—£65,000,000
Social security costs—£6,700,000
Directors' remuneration£1,200,000—
Highest paid director£1,100,000—
Source evidenceView filing View filing

From the accounts

What the accounts for 2025-03-01 say about themselves, read by AI from the scanned filing.

Principal activity
The principal activity of the Group continues to be that of a digital retailer, with a Financial Services offering, serving customers through a differentiated brand portfolio.
What it does
digital retail · clothing · footwear · online retail · financial services · credit accounts (AI keywords)
The year
Although there was some improvement in macro-economic indicators during the year, the online pureplay market has remained soft, and we have kept a disciplined focus on profitable trade. These conditions drove Group revenue down 7.9%, but which does reflect an improvement over the revenue trajectory seen in FY24, despite the market conditions.
Outlook
The Group’s future growth is focussed on three strategic brands: JD Williams, Jacamo and Simply Be.
Auditor
Ernst & Young LLP · senior statutory auditor Kate Jarman
Audit opinion
Clean (unmodified)
Immediate parent
Falcon 24 Finco Limited
Ultimate parent
N Brown Group Limited
Accounts
IFRS
Approved
2026-07-31, signed by J Senior
Turnover by segment (5)
  • Product revenue: 350.8 (m) (2025-03-01)
  • Financial Services revenue: 202.5 (m) (2025-03-01)
  • Republic of Ireland: £13.7m (m) (2025-03-01)
  • Strategic brands: 257.4 (m) (2025-03-01)
  • Heritage brands: 93.4 (m) (2025-03-01)
Related parties (2)
  • N Brown Pension Fund · related party · Transactions during the year (details referred to note 28)
  • Key management personnel · Group Directors and members of the Executive Board · Remuneration · £1.2m (m)
Borrowings (3)
  • £50m revolving credit facility · £50m (m) · Maturity date of February 2028
  • £15m term loan · £15m (m) · Maturity date of February 2028
  • Securitisation facility · from HSBC · Extended through to February 2028
Acquisitions (1)
  • N Brown Group · 100% · 2025-02-12 · a value of £60,803,623 and cash of £77,235,301
Directors' report (1)
  • J Senior
Events after the year end (4)
  • On 11 September 2025, a planned restructure was announced to staff which would reduce the headcount of the business.
  • A strategic review of the Financial Services software platform concluded that certain components would not be utilised in their current form and some capitalised costs would be written off in the financial year ending 28 February 2026.
  • On 9 April 2026 a decision was made to wind down the Oxendales business in an orderly manner.
  • Following the year end, management extended the securitisation facility through to February 2028 and amended and restated the Senior Finance Agreement.

Secured borrowing

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Charges and related records

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