-- ニューレン・ファーマシューティカルズ(ASX:NEU)のナスダック上場パートナーであるアカディア・ファーマシューティカルズは、レット症候群治療薬「デイビュー」の第1四半期純売上高が前年同期の8,500万ドルから20%増の1億100万ドルになったと、木曜日にオーストラリア証券取引所に提出した書類で報告した。 ニューレンは第1四半期に1,040万ドルのロイヤリティ収入を得ており、これは前年同期比23%増である、と同書類は述べている。 通期ロイヤリティ収入の見込みは5,000万ドルから5,400万ドルで据え置かれている。 また、アカディアはデイビューの通期純売上高見通しを4億6,000万ドルから4億9,000万ドルに据え置いた、と同書類は述べている。 ニューレン・ファーマシューティカルズの株価は木曜日の正午の取引で3%上昇した。
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