Topps Tiles has announced its fifth consecutive quarter of revenue growth, after posting a 3.7% year-on-year revenue rise in its latest Q1 results.

The tile retailer said the growth had helped to mitigate the impact of the continued cost inflationary environment.

Topps Tiles, reporting a trading update for the 13-week period to 27 December 2025, said it had delivered a “robust performance” in its opening quarter, as its group sales grew by 1.6% in the period, including CTD. The group stated that its CTD operation was now smaller than it was in the prior year, trading from 22 stores compared to 31 last year.

The company also confirmed that its fourth and final CMA disposal store was completed in December, to now bring its CMA process to a conclusion.

New CEO, Alex Jensen, has also now taken full responsibility of the business as of 8 December, after the retirement of the previous longstanding CEO, Rob Parker.

Jensen said: “The group continued to deliver growth in Q1 across each of our existing businesses and delivered like-for-like growth in CTD stores, whilst achieving some significant milestones, including appointing an interim and permanent CFO, closing the CMA process with CTD.

“We are confident of delivering another year of progress both strategically and financially.”

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