In the fourth quarter alone, Leatt achieved revenues of $16.02 million, a 43% increase from the previous year, with net income reaching $464,808, up 204% year-over-year. The company highlighted that this marks the sixth consecutive quarter of year-over-year growth, reflecting a strong recovery from the post-COVID inventory challenges faced by the industry.
CEO Sean Macdonald expressed optimism about the company's trajectory, attributing the growth to improved stocking dynamics, a surge in consumer direct sales, and a broader reach of the Leatt brand among riders worldwide. The company also reported a significant increase in cash flow generated by operations, totaling $1.80 million for the year.
Leatt's product categories saw double-digit growth, with helmet sales increasing by 59% and sales of its flagship neck brace rising by 18%. The company also received accolades at Eurobike 2025, with its 5.0 Gravity Helmet winning the Gold Award for Technical Highlight.
Looking ahead, Leatt remains optimistic about its future, despite potential geopolitical challenges. The company plans to continue expanding its product offerings and enhancing its brand presence in both emerging and developed markets. With a solid financial foundation and a commitment to innovation, Leatt is well-positioned for sustained growth and increased shareholder value.
