Sinclair driven by Asian sales
Pharmaceutical firm Sinclair IS Pharma saw a big jump in revenues in the last year driven by international sales.
Pharmaceutical firm Sinclair IS Pharma saw a big jump in revenues in the last year driven by international sales.
In a trading statement the firm said it expected revenue for the year to the end of June to have grown by 56% to reach £51.3m
Likeforlike revenue growth was expected to be 11.3% for the year, it said.
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Chief Executive Chris Spooner put the strong performance down to a combination of strong growth from international operations, in particular Asia, and more modest like-for-like growth in Europe.
"We have continued to improve the growth prospects of our product portfolio by acquisition, and brand extension," he said.
"This combined with multiple product launches in Asia, mean that we are well positioned to deliver further growth in the coming year."
International operations saw like-for-like growth of 36% for the full year, including growth in Asia of 155% as a result of multiple product launches.
The firm said it expected international growth to continue in2013 with several new launches in Asia.
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