Spain's largest drugmaker Almirall (ALM: SM) said that third quarter 2010 net sales were slightly eroded (-3.5%) to 676.5 millillion euros ($926.8 million) with steady growth of the international affiliates (+1.9%) and lower performance from the domestic business (-4.6%) and partners (-9.1%). International sales accounted for 43% of the total.
Net income and normalized net income totalled 121.0 million euros (-14.0%) and 121.9 million euros (-4.0%), respectively. The former was largely driven by the divestment of 13 products in first-quarter 2009 (which provided a non-recurrent item), whereas the latter is well aligned with guidance.
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