French biopharmaceutical company Stallergenes says that its sales for full-year 2007 were 147.0 million euros ($215.7 million), up 16% on those achieved in 2006. The firm said that the expansion had been driven by the increased contribution from its sublingual route desensitisation segment, which grew 21% to 116.43 million euros.
The firm said that earnings before interest and taxes for 2007 should exceed the 23.0 million achieved last year, despite higher R&D costs. It added that it expects German authorities to clear its Oralair product in the near future.
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