MBR Accounts 2025

The latest annual accounts for the Marshalls Group in the UK have been published.

It’s important to evaluate MBR’s accounts alongside those of B&K because the two companies are very much intertwined.

In 2025, MBR Acres increased its retained profits to £1,186,940.

Meanwhile, B&K Universal decreased its retained profits by £2,372,027.

Looking at both companies together, there is an overall loss of £1,185,087.

However, it is important to bear in mind that the accounts do not show the dividends B&K Universal paid during the year, and these could be worth millions.

All dividends go to Marshall Farms Limited, USA.

MBR Acres’ stock value in 2025 was £1,167,710, almost half the stock value declared the previous year (£2,016,048). The reduction in stock value would suggest that, at least at the end of 2025, there were considerably fewer dogs on site than at the end of 2024, while the £1.19 million profit may indicate that MBR is now charging laboratories much more for each dog.

The Marshalls Group in the UK comprises MBR Acres Limited, B&K Universal Limited, MFG International Limited, Yorkshire Evergreen Limited and BK Star Limited. However, the last three companies are dormant and therefore do not publish accounts.

MBR Acres originally received a loan from Marshall Farms Group Ltd (USA) but in 2025 the debt has been shifted to B&K universal. It looks like the USA wants the profits from the UK but not guaranteeing finances.

Also during 2025, there was a major restructuring of the group that we will announce when our investigation is complete.

What is clear is that while all the large profits end up in the USA and in the pockets of Scott Marshall, the workers at MBR are paid derisory wages to work in inhumane conditions, causing harm to innocent dogs.