Regulated information

First nine months 2022 sales: €405M

In line with year-end outlook

2022 HALF YEAR RESULTS Additional information on the Group’s strategy

Following the conference call organised on 15 September 2022 to present its half-year results, Vetoquinol would like to provide some additional information on the strategy implemented and its outlook.

2022 HALF YEAR RESULTS

Sales: €271m (up 6.0% as reported)
Essentials sales: €154m (up 9.8% as reported)
EBIT before depreciation of acquired assets: €52m (19.0% of sales)
Net income - Group share: €21m (7.9% of sales)
EBITDA: €62m (22.9% of sales)

H1 2022 Sales

H1 2022 Sales: €271m, up 6.1%
+2.0% on a like-for-like basis
H1 2022 Essentials Sales: €154m, up 9.8%
+6.8% on a like-for-like basis

Availability of the 2021 universal registration document

Vetoquinol informs that it has filed its 2021 Universal Registration Document with the Autorité des Marchés Financiers (AMF) on April 22th, 2022.

Q1 2022 SALES: €135M

Q1 2022 SALES: €135M
(UP 5.5% AS REPORTED, UP 2.2% AT CONSTANT EXCHANGE RATES)
Q1 2022 ESSENTIALS SALES: €77M
(UP 8.1% AS REPORTED, UP 5.5 AT CONSTANT EXCHANGE RATES)

2021 Annual results

ALL FINANCIAL INDICATORS UP.
Annual sales: €521m (up 21.9% as reported).
Essentials sales: €296m (up 34.0% as reported).
EBIT before depreciation of acquired assets: €101m (up 54.5%).
Net income - Group share: €63m (up 226.9%).

Double-digit growth in 2021

Total Group Sales: €521 million (up 21.9% as reported)
Annual Sale of Essential products: €296 million (up 34.0% as reported)

Q3 2020 sales: €114.5 million* (Up 14.3%)

Vetoquinol posted sales of €114.5 million for the third quarter of 2020, up 14.3% as reported compared to the same period last year.

VETOQUINOL, SNGTV and FARMVETSYSTEMS sign a partnership agreement to offer a common, innovative digital solution to the veterinary healthcare market. September 28th, 2020 (Paris, France) VETOQUINOL, FARMVET SYSTEMS and SNGTV have signed a partnership agreement aimed at offering a common solution highlighting the complementarity of their two software, VetIMPRESS and Vetélevage to farm vets. Aware of their shared philosophy aimed at optimizing vets actions thanks to new digital technologies, they are pooling these two software programs to strengthen the role of farm vets in animal health and welfare.