Danish biotech firm Genmab (OMX: GEN) dwarfed its 2016 sales with both its half-year and quarterly figures, which were presented on Wednesday.
But the company’s bottom line was worse than expected by analysts, according to Bloomberg News data, and its share price was down by nearly 4% as Thursday’s trading neared its end, at 1,332 Danish kroner.
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