Lysaker, Norway-based Pronova BioPharma says strong demand for Omacor (concentrated omega-3 polyunsaturated fatty acids), up 61% year-on-year, helped fourth-quarter 2007 earnings before interest, taxes and amortization reach 122.4 million Norwegian kroner ($22.3 million) versus 106.6 million kroner.
During the period, revenues rose 32.3% to 269.4 million driven by strong US growth. Profit before tax totaled 37.8 million kroner vs 50.4 million kroner, impacted by non-recurring items and the increase in net financial expenses, while net profit reached 25.7 million kroner vs 37.4 million kroner.
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