THG Nutrition, the company of Myprotein, delivered strong results in 2025 Q4, with revenue increasing by 8.1% to £157.2m.

Overall group revenue went up by 2.2% to £370.2m, driven by a successful performance in November and December.

THG reported a full-year revenue growth of 2.3% to £607.7m, which marks the first year of revenue growth since 2021. However, total revenue on a year-over-year basis decreased by 2% to £1.72bn.

Matthew Moulding, CEO of THG, said: “We finished 2025 on a high with our best quarter of the year thanks to a strong November and December period. We continue to accelerate our digital leadership, prioritising high-margin prestige brands and enhancing personalisation by increasing the use of AI and virtual tools.

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“THG Nutrition has delivered its fourth consecutive quarter of revenue growth, driven by the strength of the Myprotein brand and our successful offline global expansion strategy, which has seen us exceed our distribution targets across retail and licensing.”

According to the company, Myprotein continued to maintain its leading position as the UK and Europe’s top sports nutrition brand and holds a 25% share of the online sports market.

The brand has collaborated with a number of international businesses, including Mars, Müller, Iceland, Chupa Chups, Vimto and Jimmy’s Coffee.

The company expects to continue the positive trading momentum in the first quarter of 2026.