South Africa's Leatt Q3 revenue rises to four-year high
Overview
South Africa protective gear maker's Q3 revenue rose 43% yr/yr, highest in four years
Net income for Q3 jumped 309% yr/yr to $2.20 mln
Growth driven by body armor, helmet and accessory sales, offset by slight neck brace decline
Outlook
Leatt says it is on track for a solid year in 2026
Company sees continued strong demand and robust international re-ordering patterns
Company notes potential for geopolitical headwinds but remains optimistic about maintaining momentum
Result Drivers
PRODUCT CATEGORY GAINS - Body armor and helmet sales increased, offsetting a slight decline in neck brace sales
CHANNEL EXPANSION - Sales to global distributors, dealers, and direct-to-consumer channels all grew strongly
NEW PRODUCT LAUNCHES - Launch of first consumable product line and new MTB shoes contributed to momentum
Company press release:
Key Details
Metric | Beat/Miss | Actual | Consensus Estimate |
Q3 Revenue | $20.46 mln | ||
Q3 Gross Profit | $9.32 mln |
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