Investors Hit The Alarm Bells As Indivior Issues Profit Warning

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Mark Crossley
CEO Mark Crossley • Source: Indivior

Investors have not reacted well to Indivior plc's business update and bad news on earnings plus a schizophrenia drug that is no longer commercially viable have sent the UK firm's share price to the floor.

Indivior, which switched its primary listing to the US last month but still trades on the FTSE 250 in London, said that adjusted operating profits would be in the range of $285m-$320m for the year, down from a forecast issued only a couple of weeks ago of $330m-$380m. Revenue for full-year 2024 is expected to be around $1.15bn-$1

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