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Gear4music - Sales grow 44% in H1

November 2017

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  • G4M
The shares regained their momentum following  a terrific pre-close trading update that noted sales ahead by 44% to £31.2m for the six months ended 31 August. The UK increased turnover by 30% to £17.9m, while Europe and Rest of World soared 70% to £13.3m.Active customers increased 44% to 390,000 while the new distribution centres in Sweden and Germany enjoyed a strong start.Panmure notes Gear has “profitably navigated a period of elevated investment” into its infrastructure while “simultaneously delivering better than expected sales growth.” It also highlights the “relentless improvement in the company’s websites, product range, systems and customer proposition.” ...

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