Merrydown, the Horam-based cider and soft drinks maker, has reported an increase in turnover to £8.3 million for the six months to September 30.
The firm also reported a decrease in losses to £33,000.
Sales of soft drink Shloer rose by 17 per cent and Vintage Cider sales were up by five per cent.
Chief executive Nigel Freer said: "The half year has been another period of strong progress.
"Shloer's sales growth over the period was impressive and we are building the brand's loyal consumer base by launching new products."
Shloer, including the recently introduced dilutable products, now accounts for more than 57 per cent of the firm's revenue.
Since March, Merrydown has purchased more than three million of its own shares at a cost of £1.58 million, boosting shareholder value.
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