Zeon reports record high turnover in latest financial year

Zeon Limited, which owns Ingersoll and holds the global licence for Vivienne Westwood’s, Braun’s, and Barbour’s timepiece offerings, has reported its financial figures for the year ended 31 March 2026, with turnover hitting an all-time high.

Turnover hit £15,335,000, up +10% year-on-year (YoY), with the company citing “the quality and stability of our people and wider business partnerships” as a key contributor to the impressive results.

Operating profit was down less than -1% YoY to £1,714,000, which can be partly attributed to the ongoing investment that the company is making in expanding its direct-to-consumer channels and digital platforms.

Looking ahead to future growth opportunities, the company has its sights set on international expansion. “We see significant growth opportunities in Japan, South Korea, China, and the US,” it said. “These markets remain central to our continuing growth ambitions, with our focus now on turning those opportunities into sustainable, profitable growth.

“Growth will come from getting closer to each market by investing in stronger local relationships, better understanding our customers and giving our teams the tools to execute with greater relevance and consistency.”