Mylan sales and revenue up while EpiPen becomes its first $1 billion-selling product

3 March 2015
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US generic drugmaker Mylan (Nasdaq: MYL) has reported strong growth throughout the company for the fourth quarter and 2014 full year.

The company reported quarterly total revenue of $2.08 billion, an 18% quarter-on-quarter growth, while full year sales stood at $7.72 billion, up 13% on 2013. The $2.08 billion in revenue, however, missed analysts' prediction of $2.09 billion.

Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization were up 32% for the quarter, now $682 million, with annual figures at $2.37 billion, up 21% on last year.

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