Switzerland-based Actelion (SIX: ATLN), Europe’s largest biotechnology firm, this morning reported 2012 financial results, with a 1% (-2% local currency) rise in net revenues to 1.72 billion Swiss francs ($1.88 billion).
Operating income was 421.5 million francs, compared with 12 million francs in 2011, and net income was 303.2 million francs translating into diluted earnings per share of 2.57 francs versus a negative 1.23 francs the previous year. Core earnings were 537.0 million francs, or 3.69 francs (+22%)
For 2013, Actelion expects to maintain local currency core earnings at the 2012 level, barring unforeseen events. The company then expects to return to single-digit core earnings growth in 2014 and double-digit growth by 2015.
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