J&J sales grow, but strong dollar tugs at expectations
2 years, 2 months ago

J&J sales grow, but strong dollar tugs at expectations

Associated Press  

Johnson & Johnson topped third-quarter expectations thanks to pharmaceutical sales growth, but a strong dollar made the health care giant tread cautiously again with its outlook. J&J on Tuesday narrowed its 2022 forecast and stuck to the midpoint of its previous range after lowering expectations earlier this year due to the impact of currency exchanges. Revenue from the company’s biggest segment, pharmaceutical, climbed 2.6% — or 9% without the impact of foreign exchange — to $13.2 billion. Sales climbed 2% in the company’s medical device segment, to $6.78 billion, while revenue slipped in consumer health.

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