French drugmaker Ipsen (Euronext: IPN) yesterday reported third-quarter 2012 financial results with 5% growth in group sales to 294.9 million euros ($381.4 million), with total drug turnover up 4.9% to 286.8 million euros, driven by 14.9% growth in specialty care sales to 212.4 million euros, offset by 16% decline in primary care sales to 74.4 million euros.
For full year 2012, the company expects Specialty care drug sales to grow around 10%; primary care drug sales to decrease about 15%; and recurring adjusted operating margin of about 15% of sales.
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