74% Micro
21% Small
3% Mid
1% Large
0% Mega
UK Leather Products Industry Information
The leather industry involves the tanning, dyeing and processing of the raw or finished materials used to make leather goods, luggage, bags and shoes. It also includes the manufacture of imitation leather products.
Active Businesses
1,054
Annual Sales
£2bn +
Employees
7,820
Economic Contribution
£462m
Tags
74% Micro
21% Small
3% Mid
1% Large
0% Mega
32% Young
24% Mature
22% Established
21% Startup
29% Declining
27% Rapid
20% Healthy
17% High
7% Low
Leather Products Industry Competitive Environment - New Entrants vs Leavers
Leather Products Industry Valuation
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Leather Products Industry Valuation
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Leather Products Industry Valuation
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There are 1,054 active Businesses in the UK with combined annual sales of £2 billion .
The Industry employs around 7,819 people and contributes £462 million to the economy.
The most popular location for Leather Products companies is London with 355 and the fewest are located in Northern Ireland with 9.
The largest Leather Products company is New Balance Athletic Shoes (U.k.) Limited with a turnover of £882.2m. 74% of the industry is comprised of Micro companies with only 3% Mid companies.
22% of the Leather Products Industry is made up of 22% Established but the majority are Young businesses (32%) the oldest company is Thomas Ware & Sons Limited founded in 1890.
Leather Products industry has a number of high growth companies (17%), the fastest growing company is Samsonite Limited with a 3 year growth rate of 64%. Other fast growing companies include New Balance Athletic Shoes (U.k.) Limited (49%), Crockett And Jones Limited (37%) and Cheaney Shoes Limited (21%).
The UK Leather Products Industry’s valuation has been improving over the past 3 years with a current EBITDA multiple of 10.13x, Turnover multiple of 1.28x and a Net Asset multiple of 3.13x.