Sales numbers




Calendar Year UK China Thailand Philippines India Australia
2008 133 9,361
2009 374 13,785
2010 282 29,216
2011 363 50,191
2012 782 72,516
2013 504 74,684
2014 2,326 52,217 204
2015 3,152 70,377 3,779
2016 4,192 80,389 8,319
2017 4,192 134,786 12,013
2018 9,049 256,084 23,740 3,007
2019 14,061 269,751 26,516 5,085 15,930 8,326

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