Company summary
Dr. Martens is a global footwear brand best known for its distinctive boots and shoes with air-cushioned soles. Products are sold through its own stores and websites as well as wholesale partners.
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Dr. Martens is a global footwear brand best known for its distinctive boots and shoes with air-cushioned soles. Products are sold through its own stores and websites as well as wholesale partners.
Design, sourcing, marketing and sale of boots, shoes, sandals and accessories through direct-to-consumer stores, e-commerce and wholesale distribution.
The Americas, EMEA and Asia-Pacific, with the United States a particularly important market for brand growth and profitability.
Brand demand, US recovery, full-price sales, direct-to-consumer growth, wholesale orders, new product launches, inventory discipline and successful execution of the turnaround strategy.
Fashion and brand risk, weak discretionary spending, wholesale volatility, excess inventory, discounting, currency movements, sourcing disruption and failure to rebuild US demand.
19 May 2026: FY2026 adjusted pre-tax profit rose 61% to £55m despite revenue falling 2.9% to £764.9m. Full-price US retail sales rose strongly, supporting management's view that its consumer-first turnaround is gaining traction.
Pays interim and final dividends. The 0.85p interim dividend went ex-dividend on 5 March 2026 and was paid on 9 April. The 1.70p final dividend goes ex-dividend on 27 August and is payable on 7 October, taking FY2026 total dividends to 2.55p.
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