UK specialist health care company BTG (LSE: BTG) has announced its interim results for the six months ending September 30, 2013, which met forecasts.
Underlying revenue was up 17% at £139 million ($220.6 million). Reported revenue was 7% higher at £153 million. Operating profit of £25 million, compared to £26.2 million, reflects the higher revenues offset by royalty mix and the effect of acquisitions.
BTG chief executive Louise Makin said: “BTG has delivered a strong performance during a transformational period for the business. The acquisitions of TheraSphere and EKOS, together with our developing Beads business and advancing PEM opportunity, provide a powerful platform to deliver significant, sustainable and profitable growth. We are firmly on track to create a world leader in interventional medicine and to continue to deliver significant value to our shareholders.”
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