Given the funds made available for investment since its July flotation the growth trajectory at Glasgow-based clothing group Quiz looks set to continue.

The group’s first full report to the stock market covers the six months to September 30, meaning of course that only two-and-a-bit months of trading came after the £100 million initial public offering.

The 35 per cent revenue growth to £56m, comfortably puts the company on track to pass the £100m mark for the full year – with analysts expecting something closer to £115m. Not bad going considering that would represent a 90 per cent increase on its 2015 turnover.

The company plans to grow fundamentally through online and international channels, a strategy which is working. In the first half of 2017 online sales were 10.8 per cent of the group’s total. That has leapt to a quarter. International sales may have fallen in this context, from 21.4 per cent to 17.8 per cent, but that can be explained by the 205 per cent growth in online sales. And a planned US launch for 2018 could make all the difference there.

The group’s share price hasn’t moved much from its flotation price but it is very early days for Quiz as a public company, and watching how its second half progresses relative to forecasts will provide a better illustration of whether founder Tarak Ramzan’s vision of becoming a global brand is likely to be achieved.