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Supreme

June 2021

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Supreme confirmed results for the year ended March were ahead of estimates. The swing factor was the Vaping and Sports Nutrition & Wellness divisions. On the Vaping side, it recently began selling in c.1,200 McColls convenience stores and alongside the prison supply contracts, which began last year, it has apparently started a small scale NHS trial. Smokers visiting A&Es in Norfolk, London, Leicester and Edinburgh will be given free e-cigarettes to encourage them to switch to vaping.After a quiet H1, when gyms were closed, Sports Nutrition & Wellness saw H2 sales skyrocket by c.70%, split equally between organic growth and the acquisition of Battle Bites. Management notes a strong performance from new product laun ...

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