Belgium-based biopharma firm ThromboGenics (Euronext Brussels: THR:BR) has released its financial results for the full year 2013, showing that its lead product has helped boost growth.
The company recorded revenues of 112.8 million euros ($156.8 million) in 2013, compared with 75.1 million euros in 2012.Gross profit in 2013 was 106.4 million euros compared to 72.0 million euros in 2012. The majority of revenue was the 90 million euros in upfront payment received from Alcon, the ophthalmic unit of Swiss drug major Novartis (NOVN: VX), as part of the strategic agreement to commercialize Jetrea (ocriplasmin) outside of the USA in March 2012.
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