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Dr Martens /£DOCS

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About Dr Martens

Dr. Martens, also known as Docs or DMs, is a United Kingdom-based company renowned for its iconic range of footwear, alongside a variety of clothing and accessories. The company, headquartered in Wollaston, Northamptonshire, operates primarily in the footwear manufacturing sector. Established in 1947, Dr. Martens has grown to become a symbol of self-expression and counterculture, distributing its products worldwide under the Dr. Martens brand.
Ticker
£DOCS
Primary listing
LSE
Employees
2,377

Dr Martens Metrics

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£628M
27.29
£0.02
0.24
£0.03
3.89%

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Adjusted pre-tax profit rose 61% to £55 million in FY26, and management expects further strong growth in FY27. This suggests its reduced discounting and tighter cost control are improving earnings even before sales growth returns. (Reuters)
The US, its largest market, was still growing in July, with wholesale demand described as particularly encouraging; Japan and South Korea were also performing well. That offers signs of demand beyond the profit gains from cost control. (Reuters)
Product sales are showing some breadth beyond the classic boot: shoe revenue rose 19% in FY26, while newer lines Lowell, Buzz and Zebzag grew to 9% of pairs sold. If those products continue to attract buyers, they could broaden the brand’s growth drivers. (Investegate)
Revenue fell 1.4% at constant currency in FY26, while direct-to-consumer revenue was down 4.2%. The earnings recovery has therefore not yet translated into a broad sales recovery. (Investegate)
Europe remains a weak spot: revenue in EMEA declined, with the company citing a challenging consumer backdrop. Continued softness in the region could make it harder to restore full-price sales and group growth. (Reuters)
The company has already recognised previously incurred US tariff costs and is seeking refunds, leaving some uncertainty over cash recovery. Any delay in those refunds would be an additional strain while the business is still rebuilding sales. (Reuters, Investegate)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 13 Oct 2026.

Dr Martens Financial Performance

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Q3 24
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Dr Martens Earnings Performance

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Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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