Tooru PLC (AIM:TOO, FRA:73N) told investors that its operating businesses generated more than £1 million of EBITDA in the first half of 2026 as rapid growth at its OAF brand and lower costs at Pulsin helped improve underlying profitability.
EBITDA from the operating businesses rose to £1.06 million from £783,000 on a directly comparable basis. At group level, net revenue was £5.21 million and consolidated EBITDA was £563,000, while the pre-tax loss narrowed to £430,000 from £1.13 million.
OAF delivered more than 100% year-on-year sales growth, supported by expanded listings at Tesco and its introduction into Asda from April. Pulsin, meanwhile, recovered from first-quarter supply-chain disruption, with its move to outsourced manufacturing helping segment EBITDA rise to £154,000 from £44,000.
Tooru raised £980,000 of gross cash proceeds alongside a £300,000 debt conversion during the half, leaving it with £1.45 million of cash at 30 June. After the period ended, the company sold Market Rocket as it shifted its focus more squarely towards managing and developing consumer wellness brands.