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New Balance more than doubles sales in just two years as profit soars by over £140m

The Cheshire-headquartered division of New Balance has seen its º£½ÇÊÓÆµ sales rise to more than £880m as it posted an annual pre-tax profit of £148.2m

The º£½ÇÊÓÆµ arm of New Balance has more than doubled its sales over a two-year period(Image: New Balance)

The º£½ÇÊÓÆµ branch of New Balance has seen its sales more than double in just two years, with profits soaring by over £140m.

For the year 2023, the Cheshire-based division reported a turnover of £882.1m, a significant increase from £679.7m in 2022 and £413.5m in 2021, as reported by .

According to the latest accounts filed at Companies House, New Balance achieved a pre-tax profit leap from £6.6m to £148.2m within the span of 12 months.

These figures mark a return to profitability for the business in 2022, after several years of not recording a pre-tax profit since 2014.

º£½ÇÊÓÆµ sales for the New Balance division climbed to £265.6m from £160m, while turnover in the rest of Europe reached £606.3m, up from £509m.

However, turnover outside of these regions experienced a slight decrease, falling from £10.6m to £10.2m.

The company also saw an increase in its workforce, with the average number of employees rising from 690 to 738.

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A board-approved statement highlighted: "The year-on-year improvement was driven by sales and margin growth across wholesale and direct-to-consumer channels, where both consumer demand and brand strength continued to increase."