hVIVO achieves exceptional financial performance, marked by record revenues

Hvivo, a pharmaceutical services company formerly known as Open Orphan, said it remained on track to hit its future growth targets after another record year in 2023. The company is set to begin paying annual dividends,

Hvivo, a pharmaceutical services company formerly known as Open Orphan, said it remained on track to hit its future growth targets after another record year in 2023. The company is set to begin paying annual dividends,

Healthcare company hVIVO, formerly Open Orphan, has reported higher revenues and earnings for 2023 and said it had a robust orderbook for this year. The company – which tests infectious and respiratory disease products using human

hVIVO plc, a specialist in testing infectious and respiratory disease products using human challenge clinical trials, has reported a 16% increase in revenue for 2023 to £56m. The company, listed on AIM in London and Euronext

Pharmaceutical services firm Hvivo, formerly Open Orphan, reported a 44pc rise in earnings in 2023 in a “record year across all financial and operational metrics.” Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (Ebitda) increased to £13m

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A leading firm testing infectious diseases, hVIVO, has reported a record year as it looks to start work on an £80m orderbook in 2024. The London-listed firm said it achieved revenue of £56m for the full

hVIVO plc (formerly Open Orphan plc), led by Cathal Friel, is a rapidly growing specialist contract research organisation (CRO) and the world leader in testing infectious and respiratory disease vaccines and antivirals using human challenge clinical trials,

Healthcare company hVIVO, formerly Open Orphan, said today it expects to report full year revenues of £56m for 2023, a 15.5% increase on the £48.5m reported in 2022. The company said the figure is slightly ahead