France-based drugmaker Stallergenes has reported a strong growth in revenue for the first quarter, but is still wary of the future in a turbulent market.
Year-on-year sales growth of 15% was reported for first-quarter 2009 to 56.2 million euros ($74.8 million). Foreign exchange effects were only slightly unfavorable by 0.6%. The firm says growth was mainly from the launch of Oralair in Germany and the transfer of Swiss operations from a distributor to a subsidiary.
Turnover in southern Europe - including Portugal, Spain, France, Italy and Greece - was up 10% to 41.8 million euros. Elsewhere in the European Union, including Switzerland, sales increased 36% to 12.7 million euros. Other markets were flat at 1.7 million euros.
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