Topps Tiles Plc
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in mil. unless spec.- CEO
- Alexandra Naomi Jensen
- Full Time Employees
- 1,872
- Sector
- Consumer Cyclical
- Industry
- Home Improvement
- Address
- Thorpe Way Leicester United Kingdom LE19 1SU
- IPO Date
- Apr 25, 2013
- Website
- toppsgroup.com
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- Topps Tiles Plc operates as a leading British specialist tile retailer and supplier primarily serving the United Kingdom domestic and commercial markets. Founded in 1963 and headquartered in Enderby, Leicestershire, the company offers an extensive product portfolio including ceramic and porcelain tiles, natural stone, mosaic tiles, bathroom tiles, kitchen tiles, outdoor tiles, floor tiles, wall tiles, adhesives, grouts, and finishing products. Its product brands encompass Topps Tiles retail stores, the online Tile Warehouse brand focusing on homeowners, Pro Tiler Tools supplying consumables and equipment to trade customers, Parkside catering to architects and contractors, and CTD which specializes in tile designs for interior and architectural sectors. The group also offers luxury vinyl tile flooring under the Pronto brand and expanded its outdoor tile range with Everscape tiles. In the recent two years, Topps Tiles has made strategic advances such as acquiring CTD Tiles in 2024 to strengthen its trade market presence and acquired the premium brand Fired Earth in November 2025, adding intellectual property and stock to its portfolio. The company implemented its "Mission 365" growth strategy aimed at achieving £365 million in sales with improved profitability, underpinned by product expansion with over 70 new product launches in 2024, including luxury vinyl tiles and shower panels. Digital enhancements for trade customers involved relaunching the Pro Tiler trade website for a better user experience and pricing transparency, contributing to significant revenue growth. The company operates about 300 stores nationwide alongside its e-commerce platform, continuing to broaden its market reach and product offerings. Topps Tiles also offers related floor preparation and installation products through associated brands such as Premium Tile Trim and Flooring Materials, supporting professional floor fitters and DIY customers. As of 2025, the company employs around 1,850 staff and maintains a strong retail and trade customer base across the UK, positioning itself as the dominant specialist tile supplier in the region with a comprehensive product and services mix spanning tiles, wood flooring, and associated installation materials. This description reflects Topps Tiles Plc's current operations, core products, market segments, and recent strategic developments through 2024 and 2025 including acquisitions, new product introductions, and digital trade enhancements.
Topps Tiles Plc (TPTJF) Q2 2026 Earnings Call Transcript
Topps Tiles H1 Earnings Call Highlights
Topps Tiles profits drop 31% amid weak home-improvement market
Topps Tiles to close underperforming stores as sales stutter
Topps Tiles to shutter 23 UK stores as slow demand hits market
Topps Tiles posts fifth straight quarter of growth as sales beat the market
Topps Tiles Plc (TPTJF) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript
Topps Tiles shares dip after 'changing of the guard' financials
Topps Tiles gleams as sales growth accelerates
Edison Issues Report on Topps Tiles (TPT)
Topps Tiles jumps as sales growth continues to improve
Topps Tiles shines as trading improves
Topps Tiles says sales and profit margins improving, but shares fall
UK's Topps Tiles-CTD Tiles deal may get approval, competition regulator says
Frontier IP portfolio company sees eco range launched in Topps Tiles
Topps Tiles gains as £9mln rival acquisition largely clears hurdles
Topps Tiles sales swing up, chief executive to bow out
Topps Tiles defends its record after Austrian shareholder's criticism
Topps Tiles continues to face ‘very challenging' trading conditions