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Aardman losses rise in line with forecasts
Western Daily Press
|October 23, 2025
AARDMAN, the animation studio renowned for creating Wallace & Gromit and Shaun the Sheep, has reported an increased pretax loss of £5m for 2024, up from a loss of £550,135 in 2023.
The Bristol-based company’s turnover also fell from £26.7m to £20.9m, according to newly-filed accounts at Companies House.
Despite this, the employee-owned firm had anticipated a loss-making year in 2024 as part of its five-year business plan, which included significant investment in its intellectual property.
Costs reached a record high in 2024 due to redundancies made during a comprehensive review of operations.
However, the overall number of employees actually rose over the year as new roles were created within the company.
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