Company
Eco Animal Health Group Plc
LON:EAH
ECO Animal Health Plc is developing and marketing branded veterinary pharmaceuticals globally, with expertise in antibiotics and vaccines for pigs and poultry. Headquartered in the UK, the company's lead product, Aivlosin® is a proprietary, patented medication which is effective against both respiratory and intestinal diseases in pigs and poultry.
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Eco Animal Health perks up on stronger demand in Asia
Eco Animal Health said its revenue and pre-tax earnings would likely exceed market expectations this year
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Chesnara, Uniphar, ECO Animal are set for Wednesday’s spotlight
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ECO Animal Health warns on profits as revenues ravaged by deadly African Swine Fever
The veterinary medicines maker said full year trading could come in “significantly below current market forecasts"
ECO Animal Health signs poultry vaccine development licencing deal with Ghent University
The vaccine is for Clostridium perfringens, a bacterium which normally inhabits the gastrointestinal system but when predisposing triggers are present, specific strains can cause necrotic enteritis with major consequences for bird health an
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Brexit shunted from Tuesday agenda at last-minute
Rather than uncertainty surrounding a Brexit deal on Tuesday, the Prime Minister appears to have thrown a new spanner in the works by delaying the vote
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All eyes on UK parliament as Brexit deal circus reaches final act
Aside from the crucial Brexit vote, the Week Ahead will also bring UK labour market data, an ECB council meetings and updates from TUI, WPP, Dixons Carphone, Superdry, Ocado and BAT
Eco Animal Health Group hikes dividend following “record results”
The AIM 100 animal health product maker reported adjusted earnings (EBITDA) for the year of £19.6mln, up 15% on the year before
FTSE 100 closes in red as ongoing trade standoff scares investors
The UK blue chip benchmark shed almost 90 points to finish the day at 7,547.
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Housebuilders and retailers take centre stage as slew of firms release latest results
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FTSE 100 wavers ahead of the close as investors sift through slew of economic data
The UK blue chip index is fell 9 points to 7,340.30 in late afternoon trading
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Final session of first-half of 2017 likely to bring rush of updates including Serco and Trinity Mirror
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Week Ahead: Bellway expected to have put in solid finish to eventful year
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FTSE100 has best week since 2011 after Brexit vote
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Risers & fallers: Findel, Bellzone Mining, Stellar Resources ..
Main share price risers and fallers in London at 4.15pm
FTSE 100 Index rises on rate cut hopes
The FTSE 100 Index gained 15.47 points to 6519.8 in morning trading
UPDATE - Eco Animal hails "excellent" year as Aivlosin sales flourish
Momentum behind Eco Animal Health continues to grow as it posted an "excellent" set of full year numbers, with sales of Aivlosin - its flagship antibiotic for pigs and poultry - continuing to expand.
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