French pharmaceutical company Roussel Uclaf said that it is confident in its prospects for the full business year, following its announcement of results for the third quarter of 1995.
Third-quarter sales amounted to 12 billion French francs ($2.4 billion), down 8.4% on a non-comparable basis, or rising 0.9% on a comparable basis. Comparable net income rose 12.9% to 957 million francs. On a non-comparable basis net income was just over 1 billion francs, up 64.3%.
The firm said that health care sales advanced 5.9%, or 3.1% on a comparable basis. Favorable trends in most of Europe offset lower sales in the UK and Italy. Satisfactory growth was recorded in Japan and in Latin America (excluding Mexico).
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