Third quarter 2022 revenues of £7.8 billion ($9 billion) for GSK (LSE: GSK) represent a significant outperform by most analysts’ lights - the consensus ahead of results day was £7.3 billion, according to data from the FT.
GSK is looking to reinvent itself as a slimmer, innovation-focused firm after finally hiving off its consumer healthcare division, now called Haleon (LSE: HLN).
The firm reported revenues of around £2.7 billion from its specialty medicines business in the third quarter, with £2.5 billion coming from vaccines and £2.6 billion from other products.
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