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GSK Nigerian unit Q1 pretax profit up 3.06 pct to 892.13 mln naira

Wed, 30th Apr 2014 09:59

LAGOS, April 30 (Reuters) - GSK's Nigerian unit on Wednesday posted a first-quarter pretax profitof 892.13 million naira ($5.56 million), up 3.06 percent from864.83 million a year earlier.

Revenue rose to 7.80 billion naira from 6.92 billion, thepharmaceutical and healthcare company said in a filing with theNigerian Stock Exchange.

($1 = 160.55 Naira) (Reporting by Oludare Mayowa; editing by Jason Neely)

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