West of Scotland-based sports apparel business DFYNE has posted sharp rises in sales and profits in its second full year of trading. The business was founded in June 2021 by fashion industry executive Oscar Ryndziewicz, who is 31. Sales at OLR Holdings, which trades as DFYNE, jumped to £13.
57m in the year to January 2024 from £1.88m in the prior year. Pre-tax profits rose to £3.
83m in the 12 months to January, from £797,367 in the prior financial year. Net assets at the business rose from £456,847 to £2.29m.
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