Alliance Pharma Books £46m Impairment Charge Related To US Menopause Supplement

Alliance Pharma has been hit by a non-cash impairment charge of £46.4m related to its Amberen dietary supplement reflecting the brand's struggles in the US e-commerce market.

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Alliance Pharma has taken a £79.3m ($101m) non-cash impairment charge, more than half of which relates to US menopause dietary supplement brand Amberen.

Filing its 2023 annual report – the publication of which was setback by an audit delay – the UK-based firm said the impairment was due to lowered future cash flow expectations and higher cost of capital, of which £46.4m related to Amberen, £10

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