Product sales at Shire grew by 4% to $15 billion in its last year as a standalone company.
The rare diseases specialist is now part of Japanese pharma major Takeda (TYO: 4502) in a deal completed last month that was reported to be worth $56 million.
Earnings at Shire were down, with net income in 2018 sliding to $2.33 billion, a 45% decrease on the previous year. This was blamed on a higher US tax reform benefit in 2017.
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