Growing revenues and profitability in step with pipeline development, British drugmaker AstraZeneca (LSE: AZN) posted an upbeat second quarter 2020 results statement on Thursday, with a strong focus on efforts to combat the novel coronavirus.
Shares were lifted over 2% in morning trading in London, as investors pored over sales and profit figures which exceeded expectations.
Revenues increased by 12% for the first two quarters of the year, topping $12.6 billion, reflecting growth across all therapy areas and in every region.
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