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Gear4music

February 2026

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G4M’s momentum continues to build as it capitalises on market share vacated by defunct competitors. The peak Q3 trading period delivered a clear acceleration in growth versus H1, despite some tough prior-year comparatives with sales hitting £64.6m, nearly 24% above the previous all-time high of £52.2m recorded during the Covid-boosted FY21. UK revenue climbed 27% to £37.8m, while Europe and Rest of World surged almost 40% to £26.8m. Operationally, G4M has also now secured a significantly larger warehouse in York to introduce greater automation and continued scale-up. Reflecting the improved outlook, Shore Capital has upgraded EPS for the year ending March to 31p, while FY26 EPS has been lifted by 45% to 21.1p. Keep buying. ...

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