Fresenius ups profit forecast on strong growth in generic drugs
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GERMAN healthcare group Fresenius on Wednesday toned up its earnings guidance for the year as demand for recently launched generic infusion drugs continued to grow at higher-than-expected rates.
For 2017, it now expects adjusted net income to grow by 19 to 21 per cent, excluding the effect of currency swings, compared with a previous target for a 17 to 20 per cent gain, to be shored up later this year by market launches of more than 10 products that have lost patent protection.
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