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Dechra Pharmaceuticals - Positive AGM

December 2004

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The shares have got off to a good start, following a very positive AGM, which stated that group sales and profit are ahead of budget for the first quarter ended 30 September. Highlights include a successful launch of Felimazole (feline hyperthyroidism) into the French and German markets, while Dechra has been granted authority to launch a newlow dose (30mg strength) for Vetoryl (Cushings disease in dogs) in the UK. More importantly, Dechra remains on track to launch Vetoryl into the US, a market ten times the size of the UK. Keep holding.  ...

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