French allergy specialists Stallergenes (Euronext Paris: GENP) has released its third quarter results showing revenue growth of 3.6%.
The company’s third quarter sales were 45.9 million euros ($62.7 million), up 3.6% compared to the same period in 2012. France continued its growth, offsetting the impact of the negative performance of Italy and Spain due to the unfavorable overall economic climate, the company said. Other European countries achieved a 15.4% revenue increase, thanks to the 61% growth of Oralair, its grass pollen sublingual immunotherapy tablet, in Germany and including a prior period adjustment related to the rebate in Germany (1.1 million euros).
Sales of Oralair boost growth
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