Naked Wines has forecast its adjusted EBITDA to come in at the top end of its previously published guidance.
Providing an update on its expected FY26 financial performance, the wine retailer said the move reflected the “current success of peak trading across all markets” as well as its “disciplined approach to all cost areas”.
It also noted that its “strategy of removing inefficient investment” would see its revenues come in at the lower end of its guidance.
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Naked Wines previously forecast adjusted EBITDA of between £5.5m and £7.5m and sales of £200m to £216m in its half year results earlier this month.
The company said: “This builds towards the previously communicated strategy of a smaller but materially more profitable business, poised for a return to profitable growth, with adjusted EBITDA growing progressively over the medium term.”
Naked Wines is set to publish a fuller trading update on its peak trading performance in mid January 2026.
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