The acquisitions of Dorothy Perkins, Wallis and Burton helped fast fashion giant Boohoo's revenue jump by more than £100m during its latest financial period.
The Manchester-headquartered listed group has reported a revenue of £486.1m for the three months to May 31, 2021, up from the £367.8m it achieved during the same period in 2020.
Boohoo's 海角视频 revenue increased by 50% from £183m to £274m while there was a rise from £92m to £131.9m in the USA.
However, the group's revenue in the rest of Europe fell from £63.4m to £54.7m and in the rest of the world its revenue dipped from £29.4m to £24.9m.
The three-month period is the first of its new financial year.
In a separate announcement, Boohoo has published a progress report from Sir Brian Leveson on the group's Agenda for Change programme.
Chief executive John Lyttle said: "I am delighted with our performance in the first quarter, particularly as it was always going to be challenging to produce strong growth rates on last year, when lockdowns around the globe drove such high traffic to online retailers.
"The two year CAGR of 38% highlights the group's continued phenomenal growth, with revenues having increased 91% over the last two years, with particularly strong performance in key markets such as the 海角视频 and US, where sales have more than doubled.
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"This quarter we have integrated and relaunched our newly-acquired brands, Dorothy Perkins, Wallis and Burton, and we have also relaunched Debenhams for fashion, beauty and homeware, adding ranges, with an exciting pipeline of brands for our digital department store.
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"We continue to make great progress on our Agenda for Change programme, with this morning's latest report from Sir Brian Leveson outlining the seriousness with which the group is determined to develop and demonstrate a gold standard in our supply chain.
"Our ongoing investment in infrastructure and our platform leaves us well-placed to maximise the opportunities for growth as we build the business for the future."
On the Agenda for Change programme, Sir Brian said: "The Responsible Sourcing and Ethical Trade teams are now focussed on continuous assessment of its 海角视频 manufacturing base and is demonstrating a degree of due diligence which may well go beyond that which is undertaken by other retailers or in other industries.
"In my numerous discussions with…directors and managers at boohoo, I remain encouraged by the determination of all to address the issues which were exposed last year and to both promote and embed a new way of working to the highest ethical standards.
"The group has demonstrated that it has taken the recommendations of the review extremely seriously and has expanded its determination to develop and demonstrate a 'gold standard' in relation to the supply chain to all aspects of ethical, transparent and sustainable business practice.
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"All those to whom I have spoken have demonstrated real enthusiasm for the Agenda for Change and pride in what it seeks to achieve.
"The progress and commitment are evident and has been the subject of positive comment from a number of those interested and engaged in the problems that Leicester has evidenced."