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Brindley Group turned in a positive performance in the year to November 2025 with turnover and profitability on the rise.
In results filed at Companies House the group delivered pre-tax profits of £3.3m for the period compared to £3.23m last time on turnover of £309.4m (£299.04m)
The uplift in profits came despite cuts in new retail sale of 3,107 (2024: 3,287) and used cars sales of 4,891 (2024: 5,064).
That said fleet sales rose to 5,209 units (2024: 3,897) and retail hours sold increased to 46,457 (2024: 43,313) with aftersales gross profits increased by 5.4%
Brindley commented on how the influx of Chinese brands at scale was changing the market and benefiting its business.
“The directors are pleased to report a strong operational and financial performance during a year of significant change for the UK motor industry.
“The arrival of new Chinese automotive brands has reshaped the competitive landscape at remarkable speed, with many established manufacturers appearing unprepared for the pace and scale of market disruption.
“These new entrants have launched with ambitious growth strategies, offering high-quality, well- specified vehicles at highly competitive price points, creating a compelling proposition for UK consumers.
“The Group. is well positioned to capitalise on these developments through the continued strengthening of relationships with both established manufacturer partners — Kia, Hyundai, MG, Mazda and Honda — and a growing portfolio of emerging brands.
“By the end of the financial year, the Group also represented Omoda Jaecoo, Chery, Changan and XPENG, with all parties highly encouraged by the opportunities these partnerships present.”
