9 publications
Name | Date | Type | Actions |
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Q3 2011 Sales Vétoquinol achieved Q3 2011 sales of €68.4 million, in line with the previous year. |
25/10/2011 | Public releases | |
2014 sales up 5.2% to €315.3 million The Vétoquinol Group posted 2014 sales of €315.3 million, up 5.2% from the previous year. At constant exchange rates, sales rose by 6.3%. The Vétoquinol Group achieved organic growth of 1.4% in 2014. |
22/01/2015 | Public releases | |
Q1 2015 sales show solid growth at €81.3 million (up +11.0%) Vétoquinol posted first quarter 2015 sales of €81.3 million (after currency gains of €4.5 million), up +11.0%. At constant exchange rates, first quarter 2015 sales amounted to €76.7 million, a +4.8% increase from €73.2 million in Q1 2014. |
14/04/2015 | Public releases | |
September 2015 year-to-date sales up 8.7% to €251.8 million Vetoquinol sales for the first nine months of 2015 rose 8.7% to €251.8 million, boosted by a positive currency impact of €13.7 million. Organic growth for the same period came to 0.7%. |
22/10/2015 | Public releases | |
First half 2015 sales €167.2m, up 11.9% The July 29, 2015 Vétoquinol SA Board of Directors meeting reviewed Group revenues and approved the H1 2015 financial statements. |
30/07/2015 | Public releases | |
Net Sales rise 3% to €66.4 Million in the first Quarter of 2011 The Vétoquinol group reported a 3.0% rise in first quarter 2011 net sales to €66.4 million, compared to the same period last year. |
19/04/2011 | Public releases | |
International expansion and new product launches Lure (France), July 19, 2011 – Vétoquinol Group sales rose to €139.7 million in the first six months of 2011. |
19/07/2011 | Public releases | |
2010 Revenues grow 11.8%, driven by organic growth The Vétoquinol Group reports sustained sales growth driven by its “hybrid” business model, supported by a sound level of organic growth. |
25/01/2011 | Public releases | |
Strong growth in Revenues in the 3rd quarter Vétoquinol recorded strong growth in the 3rd quarter of 2009, despite an unfavourable exchange rate effect. The strength in sales was due to a combination of the contribution of acquisitions in Italy and India and sustained organic growth. |
14/10/2009 | Public releases |