French drugmaker Ipsen (Euronext: IPN) has reported first quarter revenues of 510 million euros ($620 million), up from 438 million euros in first-quarter 2017, just shy of most analysts’ expectations.
The bulk of the growth came from the firm's specialty care division, which took in 440 million euros, up from 366 million euros last year. Shares were buoyant in morning trading, up nearly 3% from the prior day’s close.
Following international financial reporting standards, the sales growth of 16.5% was hit by the strong performance of the euro against a number of currencies, notably the US dollar.
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