Ipsen has reported strong sales figures for the first quarter of 2009, powered by emerging markets and specialist care. Shares in the firm rose 4% to 28.92 euros on the day of the news, April 28.
The French drugmaker generated 251.8 million euros ($330.6 million) in revenue, up 6% on the same period of the year before. This comprised: major western European countries, rising 3% to 138.7 million euros; the rest of Europe, plummeting 16% to 50.8 million euros; North America, rocketing to 7.8 million euros, versus just 1.1 million euros; and 54.5 million euros from the rest of the world, up 27%.
Total drug sales were up 7% to 242.8 million euros. Specialist care turnover shot up 8% to 143.8 million euros, while primary care revenue rose 5% to 98.9 euros.
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