Key Takeaways:Group sales up 6.3% year-over-year, marking THG’s best quarterly growth since 2021.The Nutrition division is up 10%, driving momentum through Myprotein and lifestyle wellness trends.Beauty returns to growth (+4.2%), reflecting stronger owned-brand performance and improved consumer sentiment.THG (formerly The Hut Group) reported its best quarter of growth since 2021, marking a turning point in its multiyear restructuring. The UK-based e-commerce and brand owner, whose portfolio spans THG Beauty, THG Nutrition, and THG Ingenuity, posted a 6.3% year-over-year (YoY) revenue increase (constant currency) for the third quarter of 2025.This performance underscores growing stability across the group, with Nutrition leading the charge and Beauty returning to growth after a challenging period of portfolio and logistics adjustment.Key Figures at a Glance Group revenue amounted to £533.3 million ($709.115 million), +6.3% YoY constant currency. THG Nutrition totalled to £188.5 million ($250.621 million), +10% YoY constant currency.THG Beauty accumulated £277.7 million ($369.141 million), +4.2% YoY constant currency. THG Ingenuity made £67.1 million ($89.1 million), +4.6% YoY constant currency. Year-to-date revenue was £1.56 billion ($2.073 million), flat YoY constant currency. Beauty ReboundsAfter multiple quarters of portfolio rationalization and margin-focused repositioning, THG Beauty returned to growth, rising +4.2% on a constant currency basis. The improvement was broad-based across owned beauty brands, retail platforms like Lookfantastic and Cult Beauty, and global markets including the US and the Middle East.