Pulsion continues on course to break even
This article was originally published in Clinica
Executive Summary
Pulsion Medical Systems, a life science company specialising in medical diagnosis and therapy systems, announced a sales increase of 24% in 2002 compared with the previous year, rising from E9.3m ($9.8m) to E11.5m. Although the company recorded a loss before interest and tax of E2.9m over the same period, this was still an improvement of 47% compared with 2001.
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