CCTV operator IndigoVision has reported a 10 per cent uplift in turnover during its most recent trading period.
The company, based in Penicuik, Midlothian, said revenue had grown to $82.5 million in the 17 months to the end of December.
Within that operations in North America were up 30 per cent with Asia Pacific rising 11 per cent and the combined Europe, Middle East and Africa Unit 19 per cent ahead.
However Latin America fell 20 per cent which the company suggested was partly as a result of the rapid growth seen there in recent years providing tough comparable figures.
Underlying operating profits are expected to be more than $4.8m, which would be marginally ahead of the prior period.
However currency movements will have a negative impact of around $600,000 in comparison to a gain of $150,000 in the previous 17 months.
The company is changing its financial year to bring it in line with the calendar while also changing its reporting currency from pounds to dollars to help mitigate currency fluctuations.
Marcus Kneen, chief executive, said: "I'm pleased with both North America and Europe as it has taken quite a lot of work to get them [growing].
"They are the biggest parts of the business so to see them back in healthy growth is quite pleasing."
Mr Kneen suggested North American growth was slightly up on what had previously been forecast which he attributed to a number of deals to provide systems to casinos.
While Mr Kneen said it is too early to predict how the business will perform this year it does have a large pipeline of opportunities.
He said: "The team is working well. We are getting better at what we do."
Mr Kneen is hopeful a recently launched camera which is worn on the body, called FrontLine, will grow in popularity during 2015.
The tendering process for some security systems at the Rio Olympics in Brazil is also expected to take place this year.
IndigoVision technology was deployed at the World Cup in Brazil last year and the company has previously worked at five Olympic Games.
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