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Vytrus Biotech Increases Sales By 28% Until June and EBITDA By 40%

Vytrus Biotech reported a 28% sales increase in H1 2024, reaching €2.5 million, with EBITDA rising 38% to nearly €1 million. The growth was driven by the U.S. and European markets, boosting year-on-year sales to €4.3 million. Vytrus aims to triple sales and quadruple EBITDA by 2027, supported by a €2.3 million financing round.

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Vytrus Biotech sees double-digit sales growth. The Catalan biotechnology company had a turnover of 2.5 million euros in the first half of 2024, which is 28% more than the 1.9 million recorded until June 2023 , while it obtained a gross operating profit (EBITDA) of almost one million euros, 38% more, the company reported on Tuesday.

Specifically, Vytrus Biotech has indicated that the increase in sales has been led mainly by the recovery of the United States and European markets at the beginning of this year, which have grown by 26% .

Thus, this increase during the first six months of the year has boosted Vytrus Biotech’ year-on-year sales, that is, in the last twelve months, reaching 4.3 million euros for the first time in its history , with solar, sensitive skin and hair applications being the main reasons for the increase in all markets.

Vytrus Biotech anticipates reaching five million EBITDA

On the other hand, the Catalan biotech company has indicated that operating costs rose by 10%, falling below the increase in sales, so these figures boost the biotechnology company’s forecasts. Vytrus Biotech recently published its strategic plan for the period between 2024 and 2027, with which it hopes to triple its sales, reaching twelve million euros, and quadruple its EBITDA, up to five million .

Round of 2.3 million for Vytrus Biotech strategic plan

Last May, the biotechnology company Vytrus Biotech closed a financing round of 2.3 million euros in which it increased and renewed part of its shareholding, with the main objective of financing its strategic expansion plan.

Part of the funds, 1.2 million euros, were raised through a capital increase led by Boyser, a family office linked to one of the founding families of Fluidra, and in which minority shareholders also participated.

Vytrus Biotech also welcomed several institutional investors who together hold around 5% of the capital. The transactions were carried out through the purchase and sale of shares on the block market for an amount close to 1.1 million euros , carried out at the same price as the capital increase.

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