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Aga Rangemaster announces job cuts and price hikes amid falling º£½ÇÊÓÆµ demand and US tariff challenges

The business, which is headquartered near Nottingham, has said it is raising prices in order to attempt to offset the increased costs from US tariffs but that their full impact still "remain highly uncertain"

Aga Rangemaster has cut 300 jobs since the start of 2022

Aga Rangemaster has persisted with workforce reductions whilst grappling with declining º£½ÇÊÓÆµ demand and bracing for escalating expenses resulting from US President Donald Trump's tariffs.

The enterprise, based near Nottingham, has announced price increases in a bid to counteract heightened tariff-related expenses, though their complete impact "remain highly uncertain," as reported by .

The firm witnessed a 12 per cent surge in US sales during 2024, reaching £6.1m, as disclosed in fresh Companies House filings, whilst º£½ÇÊÓÆµ turnover declined from £89.1m to £83.7m.

The figures additionally demonstrate that Aga Rangemaster's workforce was further trimmed over the 12-month period to 607 employees.

Aga Rangemaster's staff numbers stood at 907 at the beginning of 2022, dropping to 836 by year-end before contracting further to 660 by early 2024.

The organisation's total turnover decreased during the year from £115.5m to £109.2m whilst pre-tax profits slipped from £8.3m to £8.1m.

Aga Rangemaster braces for tariffs hit

Regarding potential US tariff consequences, the business stated: "Our strong manufacturing footprint, combined with a global operating presence, position us well to navigate recent tariff-related challenges and provide us competitive advantages over the long term.

"At this time, tariff impacts remain highly uncertain, with initial estimates indicating an increase of our costs.