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The music and audio products company saw a growth in sales of the Scarlett and Launchpad product groups, driven by increased demand over the Christmas holiday period. As a result, the company expects interim revenue to the end of February to be over
Focusrite said that cash conversion also has remained "positive". The group reported net cash at February 28 was
Focusrite Chief Executive Officer Tim Carroll said: "I am delighted that we have continued to drive growth across our diverse product portfolio and in many different geographical regions. This past holiday season resulted in a particularly strong boost, which may signal a wider consumer appreciation of our products and possibly the early signs of a change in the phasing of revenue within our financial year.
"We keep a close and cautious eye on some of the headwinds being experienced by the music retail industry, particularly in the US, but overall believe we remain well positioned to continue to grow as our strategy of 'making music easier to make' resonates with consumers throughout the world. We continue to innovate and to invest across all areas of our business to sustain future growth and we remain confident about the outlook for the current financial year and beyond."
Focusrite shares were up 2.5% at
