Dr Martens hails turnaround strategy as it returns to profit growth

Dr Martens Oxford Street

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Footwear retailer Dr Martens has returned to profit growth, with chief executive Ije Nwokorie hailing the business’ progress to “a consumer-first operating model”.

For the 2026 financial year, the retailer reported a 61.3% jump in adjusted profit before tax to £55m, a 271.6% increase in profit before tax to £32.7m and a 30.6% jump in adjusted EBIT to £79.3m.

 

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