Italian drugmaker Recordati (RECI: MI) has not only announced an increase in revenue for 2016 of more than 10%, but has also predicted that it will rise by a further 26% by 2019.
The Recordati family owns a 51% stake in the company but has a presence on the Italian stock exchange, and investors seemed to like what they saw of the preliminary annual results as its share price rose by 3.5% to 27.95 euros on Thursday after the annual results and a three-year business plan were published.
"My priority will be to proceed along the lines of the development strategy outlined by Giovanni Recordati with the objective of continuing the internationalization and growth of the group"
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