Fitness and health brand Applied Nutrition has posted strong results for the trading period for the six months ended on 31 January 2026.

The business saw its revenue increase by 57 per cent year-on-year to £74.5m in the first half of the financial year.

Additionally, EBITDA was above the forecasted management expectations, which was boosted by a peak trading during the January health, fitness and wellbeing period at retailers.

According to the business, the successful results are due to the channel diversification at UK high-street retailers, grocery supermarkets and discounters.

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Applied Nutrition expects the FY26 results to be ahead of market expectations with a raised full-year revenue outlook of around £140m.

Last year the sports company also beat market expectations in its full-year results and predicted that FY26 would deliver ahead of expectations.

CEO of Applied Nutrition Thomas Ryder said at the time: “We are proud to report that we have exceeded the guidance we gave at our IPO, with our first full-year results expected to come in ahead of market expectations.

“Our focus and ambition remain as strong as ever – in delivering for our shareholders, customers and team – and we are excited about the opportunities we have in the pipeline for the year ahead.”

The brand recently secured a three-year partnership with Morrisons last year in December, which marks its first out-licensing deal.