The company has also reported continued growth and momentum during the first half of 2021 .
Oliver Mennell, the chief executive of NEOM commented: “We’re delighted to report a transformational 2020 for NEOM.
“We have delivered significant increases in revenue and profitability, driven by further growth in D2C (direct to consumer) and digital sales as well as continued successful product innovation.”
The company achieved full year sales of £28.9m, which is an increase from the £15.7m recorded the previous year. Digital sales represented 80% of total sales.
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NEOM said it had been pleased with the performance of its five wellbeing hubs, when they had been able to operate outside of lockdown periods.
In a statement, NEOM said: “The hubs, located in London (Wimbledon and Liverpool Street), Guildford, Leeds and Kildare Village, offer consumers the opportunity to directly interact with the NEOM brand and enjoy personalised consultations and personal shopping appointments.”