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Dechra Pharmaceuticals

November 2008

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  • Epic Code:
  • DPH
  • Price:
  • 387p
Dechra Pharmcaceuticals, which we highlighted in August, has announced a strong set of final results. For the year to 30 June turnover was up 20% to £304m while pretax profit increased 33% to £16.9m. Eps rose 23% to 20.8p.  Both divisions performed creditably with NVS, the wholesale distributor of pharmaceuticals and pet products, increasing sales by 10.5%. Meanwhile, the specialist pharmaceutical division, which provides own-branded veterinary products to the companion animal market, grew sales 32% mainly thanks to Vetoryl (for Cushings Disease in dogs) and Felimazole (hyperthyroidism in older cats).  Shore Capital has raised its eps forecasts to 24p for this year, with 29p expected the following year, although ...

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