Signature Flatbreads’ revenues have jumped 7.7% amid continued investment in manufacturing.
The specialty baker’s turnover climbed to £355.8m in the year to 26 July 2025, according to freshly filed accounts.
Higher production capacity and new product innovations helped the company grow sales with both existing customers and new stockists.
Signature nearly doubled its spend on tangible fixed assets – such as baking machinery – in the year to £63.4m. The investment has come as part of a £150m three-year investment plan to 2027, itself announced at the completion of a separate £100m five-year plan.
The investment has been funded in part by an increase in borrowing, and pre-tax profits fell by £3.2m to £53.9m. Operating profits were down £1.2m as Signature’s gross margin edged down 20 basis points to 31.1%.
“We invested in our bakeries to expand our capabilities, drive product innovation and respond to the needs of our key retail and foodservice partners in 2025,” said joint managing director David Laurence.
“Signature Flatbreads launched over 100 new products in the UK and internationally, which delivered growth in the year including the launch of high-fibre, high-protein and wholegrain flatbreads and morning goods.”
International sales have become a cornerstone of growth for the brand, which now operates in more than 20 countries. Outpacing the 4% growth of Signature’s more mature domestic arm, they grew 39% to hit £48.1m in sales.
Signature Flatbreads now employs just less than 1,900 staff, up from around 1,700 in 2024.
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