ThromboGenics swings to profit on Roche deal

23 March 2009

Leuven, Belgium-based ThromboGenics swung to profit in full-year 2008, from a loss in the previous year, on a 30.0 million-euro ($39.0 million)  upfront payment from Swiss drug major Roche, under an agreement for the  oncology antibody TB-403 (Marketletter June 30, 2008).

The company's net income was 12.1 million euros, or 0.47 per share,  versus a loss of 15.9 million euros, or 0.67 loss per share. However, as  of December 31, 2008, the firm had 30.4 million euros in cash and cash  equivalents, down 24%.

Turnover rocketed to 30.4 million euros from just 1.5 million euros last  year, due to the Roche payment. Non-license revenue fell to 86.0 million  euros from 251.0 million euros. R&D expenses were 15.7 million euros,  down 9%.

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