Pippa O’Connor and Brian Ormond’s BOPOC Holdings Ltd has seen significant financial growth over the past year, with sales more than doubling to €7.76 million for the 12 months ending October 2025, up from €3.58 million the previous year. The company, which oversees O’Connor’s fashion and skincare brand POCO and its UK launch at Selfridges, reported an operating profit of €1.62 million, a nearly 15-fold increase from €102,612 in 2024. Profit before tax rose to €1.17 million, nearly triple the €390,050 recorded the year before.
The group’s assets now total over €6.58 million, with €4 million in fixed assets including €3.5 million in investment properties and current assets of €2.58 million. Stock valued at €1.34 million and debtors owed €873,611 contribute to current assets, alongside cash reserves of €371,566—an increase from €26,957 in 2024. Despite earlier losses in 2022 and 2023, BOPOC Holdings has accumulated profits of €891,315 and employs 15 people, including O’Connor and Ormond, valuing the company at approximately €1.64 million. The directors’ report noted 2025 results met expectations, with no dividends paid to the owners.
BOPOC Holdings has several subsidiaries, including Ronnoco Collection Ltd for POCO clothing, Ronnoco Style Ltd for events, BOPOC Investments Ltd for property, and RonnocoB Ltd, which handles mail-order and online retail. RonnocoB alone reported net assets of €1.38 million after a €817,475 profit, with O’Connor and Ormond receiving €410,050 in remuneration, up from €269,902 the prior year. They earned this amount as key management personnel, with total remuneration for this group being €509,630. Employee numbers doubled to 12 following the 2025 period.
The financial turnaround follows O’Connor’s 2023 exit from UP Cosmetics and the dissolution of BOPOC Productions, alongside the liquidation of Movrs, the footwear venture launched by Ormond in 2022. Movrs closed in March 2023, less than 18 months after opening stores in Dundrum, Kildare Village, and Grafton Street. BOPOC Holdings received a €1 million loan from RonnocoB in 2024, which was still outstanding at year-end. The company’s total remuneration was €1.12 million in 2025, reflecting the owners’ increased involvement in the expanded business operations. This growth is a result of the company’s successful expansion and increased sales.
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