Revenues at fast fashion brand Boohoo have soared over £1bn - up almost 50% on the year before.
The Manchester -based firm's CEO John Lyttle has hailed a "great year" despite the coronavirus outbreak after revenues reached £1.23bn to the year ending February 29 - up 44% from £856m on the year before.
Profits also rose by 54% - from £59.9m to £92.2m.
In its final year results, a statement from John Lyttle, CEO, said: "Whilst recent events have understandably overshadowed what has been a great year for boohoo, they have also highlighted its key strengths.
"Our business is founded on our ability to be agile and flexible and it is at times like this when these abilities are tested, and I am proud of how our colleagues and business partners from around the world have responded to the challenges posed by this pandemic.
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"Although there is near-term uncertainty in the markets that we operate in, the group is underpinned by its incredibly strong balance sheet and is well-placed to leverage its scalable multi-brand platform and to continue to disrupt fashion markets around the world."
The firm said that since the middle of March, trading has been "mixed" as a result of the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, initially with a marked decrease in year-on-year growth.
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Performance has improved in more recent weeks, with the firm now seeing improved year-on-year growth of group sales during April.
The statement added: "We remain cautious regarding our outlook, as a result of the uncertainty caused by the Covid-19 pandemic."
Of the £1.23bn revenue, £600.7m of that was from the Boohoo brand, while £516.3m came from PrettyLittleThing.
There was strong revenue growth across "all geographies" - with the 海角视频 growing by 39% and internationally, 51%.
In terms of helping prevent the spread of Covid-19, the firm said it is following guiidance regarding self-isolation, social distancing and personal hygiene and that the "vast majority of office-based teams" are now working remotely.
Warehouse teams have "adapted to completely new ways of working to ensure that they abide by all the social distancing procedures that we have in place", the statement said.
It added: "We are in constant contact with them and are working day and night to ensure that everyone is following the new systems, has what they need and, most importantly, that our teams are happy and healthy. Their ongoing safety and wellbeing is our number one priority."