Copenhagen, Denmark-based biotechnology company Genmab narrowed its first-quarter 2009 loss by 5%, year-on-year, on rocketing sales and R&D cuts.
The firm's net loss fell to 199.2 million Danish kroner ($36.5 million), or 4.44 kroner per share, versus a loss of 210.5 million kroner, or 4.73 kroner per share. However, as of March 31, the firm had 1.43 billion kroner in cash and cash equivalents, down 19% on the end of last year. Fuelling the improvement were sales up 51% to 252.2 million kroner. R&D expenses were 295.7 million kroner, down 10%.
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