UK pharma major GlaxoSmithKline’s (LSE: GSK) financial results for the first quarter showed a strong start to the year.
The London-based company reported turnover of £9.09 billion ($11.3 billion), a 19% rise on the first quarter of 2019, while total operating profit was £2.01 billion, up 41%.
Both the sales and earnings totals were ahead of analysts’ estimates, though whether GSK’s figures throughout the year will make for such pretty reading, remains to be seen.
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