Logitech International raised its full-year outlook after a strong performance and a growth in demand in the second quarter, the computer keyboard and mouse maker said on Tuesday (Oct 22).
The Swiss-American technology company now expects its full-year sales in the range of US$4.39 billion to US$4.47 billion, up from its previous guidance US$4.34 billion to US$4.43 billion.
The company’s non-GAAP operating income rose 5 per cent to US$193 million in the quarter ended September, beating analyst consensus forecast of US$176 million in a Visible Alpha poll.
The company, whose other products also include mobile speakers and webcams, said revenue grew 6 per cent to US$1.12 billion, beating the forecast of US$1.10 billion.
“Our strong results and overall business momentum give us the confidence to raise our annual outlook,” Logitech CFO Matteo Anversa said.
The figures continued a return to sales growth at Logitech, which struggled with lower demand following a pandemic-driven boom, as people stocked up on its equipment to work from home during lockdowns.
The company, based in Lausanne, Switzerland, and San Jose, California, said it expects non-GAAP operating income to be between US$720 million and US$750 million for the year, compared with its previous guidance of US$700 million to US$730 million.
