Danish drugmaker Bavarian Nordic's first-quarter 2007 revenues totaled 28.8 million kroner ($5.2 million) versus 35.8 million kroner in the like, year-ago period, while the firm's loss before tax narrowed to 51.7 million kroner from 60.9 million kroner.
The company maintained its guidance for the full year, with revenues of around 130.0 million kroner and a loss before tax of 350.0 million kroner, as the US Government notified the firm of its intent to acquire 20 million doses of Imvamune smallpox vaccine.
As part of preparations for the delivery of smallpox vaccines for among others, the USA, BN has initiated commercial-scale production of the product at its Kvistgard facility in the first quarter of 2007. During this time, five batches were produced, including three validation lots.
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