Virbac: Strong annual revenue growth of +13.6% supported by dynamic organic growth (+7.5%) and the strategic contribution of our acquisitions (+6.1%)

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Strong annual revenue growth of +13.6% supported by dynamic organic growth (+7.5%) and the strategic contribution of our acquisitions (+6.1%)

Press release issued on January 16, 2025 after market close at 5:45pm CET

KEY FIGURES

Annual
Revenue 2024


 

€1,397.5 million

Growth at constant exchange rates
and scope1


 

+7.5% of which

companion animals +10.7%
farm animals +2.4%

Growth at constant
exchange rates2


 

+13.6%


Overall
change


 

+12.1%


1growth at constant exchange rates and scope corresponds to organic growth of revenue, excluding exchange rate variations and changes in scope. At constant exchange rates: based on the exchange rates of the previous year. At constant scope: based on a consolidation scope excluding recent acquisitions (Globion and Sasaeah). Note that the impact on revenue growth resulting from the integration of Mopsan (acquisition of our distributor in Türkiye completed in December 2024) is considered non-material therefore consolidation scope was not restated
2this indicator is calculated on the current scope, including the impact of acquisitions (Globion & Sasaeah), using the exchange rate from the previous year

Quarterly consolidated revenue
In the fourth quarter, our revenue reached €355.4 million, showing an increase of +10.5% at actual exchange rates. At constant exchange rates, activity grew by +12.3% compared to the same period in 2023. Recent external growth operations (acquisition of Globion in India and Sasaeah in Japan) contributed +8.2 percentage points of growth over the period. Thus, at constant exchange rates and scope, revenue growth reached +4.1%. In a market environment with favorable global trends, all regions are growing. After four consecutive quarters of double-digit growth, Europe maintains a positive dynamic (+3.9% at constant exchange rates and scope), supported by sales of vaccines for dogs and cats as well as the pet food range. In the United States, growth momentum has resumed (+4.0% at constant exchange rates and scope) after a third quarter penalized by a temporary destocking effect at one of our distributors. Growth in Latin America stands at +2.5% at constant exchange rates and scope, marking a slight slowdown compared to previous quarters, mainly due to an unfavorable base effect on the aquaculture segment in Chile. Mexico is showing growth of +12.8% at constant exchange rates and scope. The India-Middle East-Africa region (IMEA, +4.2% at constant exchange rates and scope) is benefiting from good momentum on our products for bovine, avian, and porcine species. The East Asia region is accelerating its growth dynamic (+7.6% at constant exchange rates and scope), mainly driven by China which recorded a growth of 20.6%. Finally, activity in the Pacific region is regaining momentum (+5.9% at constant exchange rates and scope) after a year strongly impacted by unfavorable market conditions for livestock in Australia.