Swiss pharma giant Roche (ROG: SIX) this morning released financial results for the first nine months of 2019, showing that group sales increased 10% to 46.07 billion Swiss francs ($46.16 billion) at constant exchange rates and 9% in Swiss francs, due to new products.
Pharmaceuticals Division sales were up 12% at 36.56 billion francs, driven by high demand for recently launched medicines. Diagnostic division sales at 9.51 billion francs were up 4%.
Roche shares, which have climbed about 16% so far this year, rose as much as 1% in early Zurich trading. Roche has not released any earnings figures.
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