Regulated information

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

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)

First nine months 2022 sales: €405M

In line with year-end outlook

Q1 2017 sales stable at €86.1 million

Consolidated sales for Q1 2017 amounted to €86.1 million, up 0.4% as reported from the same period last year. Sales were boosted by a 1.8% positive currency impact mainly related to non-European currencies. Q1 sales fell 1.4% like-for-like. 

Q3 2017 sales of €88.3 million, up 5.2% at constant exchange rates

For the third quarter of 2017, the Vetoquinol Group posted sales of €88.3 million, up 5.2% from Q3 2016 at constant exchange rates.

2016 sales: €350.3 million 4.3% like-for-like growth

The Vetoquinol Group posted sales of €350.3 million for 2016, representing like-for-like growth of 4.3%. After a negative currency impact of 2.0% mainly linked to the British pound, Canadian dollar and Indian rupee, reported growth amounted to 2.3%.

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)

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)

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%).

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.