
Switzerland’s Actelion (SIX: ATLN), Europe’s largest biotech company, this morning announced third-quarter 2014 net profit of 145.6 million Swiss francs ($175.7 million), a leap of 39% year-on-year, and significantly beating analysts’ expectations of 135 million francs, with the news sending its shares, already up over 35% this year, 6.8% higher to 109.4 francs shortly after trading started, but levelled off to 108.35 francs by midday.
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