Women's fashion brand Sosandar's revenue jumped by 120% over the last two months compared to the same period in 2020, the listed company has revealed.
The Wilmslow-headquartered business added that its EBITDA was positive in both October and November 2021, "demonstrating the group's trajectory towards annual profitability".
The latest figures have been included in the firm's half-year results which show it reported a pre-tax loss of £1m for the six months to the end of September, compared to a loss of £1.1m during the same period in 2020.
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Sosandar's revenue increase from £4.2m to £12.1m has previously been confirmed by the company in September.
The firm added that its current trading is ahead of market expectations for the full year.
In a joint statement, co-chief executives Ali Hall and Julie Lavington said: "We are delighted to be reporting such strong revenue and active customer growth as well as reaching a significant milestone in delivering two EBITDA positive months in October and November.
"This pivotal achievement reflects customer engagement KPIs being substantially ahead of the prior year, including the increase in our number of active customers, repeat customers and conversion rates, highlighting the effectiveness of our marketing strategy, diverse product range and operational excellence.
"Anticipating high demand as restrictions were eased, we decided to bring in stock early for autumn, including partywear, coats, boots, and knitwear.
"This decision has allowed us to meet the exceptionally strong demand for our product with sequins, Christmas jumpers and fur coats emerging as best sellers.
"Looking ahead, whilst we are cognisant of ongoing supply chain challenges, we continue to mitigate the impact and our long-term growth strategy remains unchanged.
"The company is trading ahead of market expectations for the full year and we look forward to a successful second half and beyond."
