Crocs reported record sales of $640m in the three months to 30 June – nearly double the same period last year. And the trend shows no sign of slowing down – the firm raised its revenue outlook for the rest of the year.
Net income before tax grew to $190.5m between April and the end of June from a previous $54.7m.
Its chief executive, Andrew Rees, now expects revenue for 2021 to rise by as much as 65%, compared to an increase of up to 50% due to strong consumer demand.
Boosted by customers staying at home, that digital sales were up 25.4% and make up more than a third of total sales.
It is also set to focus on celebrity campaigns in Asia, and China in particular, where it sees the “largest long-term growth opportunity”.
