Murska Sobota, Slovenia-headquartered pharmaceutical company Galex has reported a 299,255-euro ($419,137) profit for its 2008 financial year, up 108% year-on-year.
Turnover was 4.7 million euros, including a 902% jump in revenue from generic drugs sold in foreign markets. Galex generated income of 1.5 million euros from total sales of products in the Slovene market, flat on 2007, while sales in foreign markets generated 1.0 million euros, a 767% increase.
Galex says it is extremely active in European Union markets, principally in the production of copy drugs. The firm has obtained several licences for products the company will be the first to offer in the European and worldwide markets.
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