GrowthBrandBuildr announces 135.36% sales growth in past three years

BrandBuildr announces 135.36% sales growth in past three years

North-West based company BrandBuildr ranks as 15th in The Sunday Times 100 fastest growing private companies
Sales last year reached £17.6 million
BrandBuildr is the parent company of three brands; Honu, Circulr and CRAFTD London
BrandBuildr, the business consultancy and group, has been recognised for its fast growth and expertise in building startups into successful companies as its named 15th in The Sunday Times Top 100 fastest growing private companies.

The business, founded in 2018 by entrepreneurs Danny and Amy Buck, has gone from strength to strength with the pandemic proving to accelerate the success and growth of three of its core brands; Craftd, Circulr and Honu. As a business its CAGR (compound Annual Growth Rate) is 135.4% for the past three years with the latest sales figures reaching an impressive total of £17.6 million across all three brands.

Honu is an ethical jewellery company with eco-credentials whilst Circulr is a direct to consumer e-commerce business retailer designer style sunglasses. The third business in the BrandBuildr family is CRAFTD London, which has seen huge growth since it was founded in 2019.

CRAFTD, started in 2019 by Danny Buck alongside business partner Alex Cannon, is a global mens jewellery brand that has been at the forefront of trends and seen favour from the likes of Connor McGregor and entrepreneur and Dragon’s Den mogul Stephen Bartlett. As a business, it hit the ground running with sales of £1.6 million in its first year and £11.4 million the following year with a pre-tax profit of £4.7 million.

Danny Buck, founder of BrandBuildr, commented: “It was a good one for BrandBuildr, and for our three core brands as well as the other retailers and startups we provide consultancy and expertise to. We liken ourselves to a mini version of The Hut Group, but that doesn’t mean we’re small in terms of sales or revenue. Our figures speak for themselves, and we’re not stopping there as we will push to see our sales exceed £20million for the next financial year.

“Being recognised as one of The Sunday Times top 100 companies is a great accolade for us, and recognises our growth and how far we’ve come since we began in 2018. We’re also pleased to see other North West companies climbing in the list too, and to see that retail and e-commerce continues to thrive and see substantial sales and revenue. For us, we have three great brands performing well and we can’t wait to see them continue to grow.

“Who knows, maybe next year we can push up to be in the top 10 companies in the list!”

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