Swiss biotech firm Actelion (SIX: ATLN) has reported results for the first nine months of 2016, showing that net revenues increased 17% (+14 at constant exchange rates) to 1.79 billion Swiss francs ($1.82 billion), with net income up 29% (+21% CER) to 581 million francs, and diluted earnings per share at 5.37 francs, a rise of 35% (+27% CER).
The company indicated that core operating income growth this year is now expected to be in the mid-teen percentage range, at constant exchange rates, up from a previous estimate of a low-teen percentage increase.
Third-quarter revenue rose 15% to 606 million francs, beating the expectations of analysts polled by Reuters for revenue of 591 million francs.
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