HIGH-end music system specialist Linn achieved a 21% hike in pre-tax profits to £2.19 million in its last financial year to June 30, as it enjoyed strong demand for its cutting-edge digital streaming (DS) players in tough economic conditions.
HIGH-end music system specialist Linn achieved a 21% hike in pre-tax profits to £2.19 million in its last financial year to June 30, as it enjoyed strong demand for its cutting-edge digital streaming (DS) players in tough economic conditions.
POSITIVE: Gilad Tiefenbrun, managing director of Linn, saw pre-tax profits rise to £2.19m. Picture: Mark Mainz
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IAN Mcconnell business editor
Gilad Tiefenbrun, managing director of East Renfrewshire-based Linn, revealed that Hollywood actor Michael Fassbender had purchased one of the company's DS music systems recently.
Linn, which is based at Waterfoot, enjoyed a 5% rise in turnover to £17.3m in the year to June. It employed 173 people at its June 30 year-end, Mr Tiefenbrun said, with the company having recruited "cautiously" in the last two or three years.
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