Sinclair Pharma Bullish About Profitability By Year-End

Encouraged by its solid sales performance in the first half of this year, UK aesthetics company Sinclair Pharma is optimistic it can close out 2017 with a small profit. The firm's H1 revenues were boosted by continued growth in key markets, leading to a 16% top-line growth.

UK aesthetics company Sinclair Pharma PLC is confident that it will be in the black by the end of the year, delivering an adjusted EBITDA profit for fiscal 2017. The London AIM-listed company's bullishness comes from a solid performance for the first-half, in which it reported revenue of £20.1m ($27.2m), a 16% rise from the £17.3m recorded in the same period last year. Driving this growth were sales of the company's key brands of aesthetic products – Silhouette Soft, InstaLift, Ellansé and Perfectha – which increased 17% on a constant currency basis.

Alan Olby, Sinclair Pharma CFO, told Medtech Insight that in spite of the different timing in stocking by a major...

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