China Pharma Holdings, Inc. ("China Pharma") which develops, manufactures, and markets generic and branded bio-pharmaceutical products in China, today announced it received new purchase orders from one of its main distributors for its Pusen OK, a generic version of Aleve-D(TM). The orders total approximately $5.6 million, are expected to be recognized during 2008 and carry associated gross margins higher than 55 percent, which is approximately 10 percent higher than the Company's average gross margins during the past year.
Separately, the Company announced preliminary revenues for 2007 of at least $33 million, representing an over 50 percent growth compared to 2006. Pusen OK contributed approximately $4.1 million in revenues during 2007.
Since mid January, several of the worst snowstorms in decades struck most of central and southern China. As a result of this and other factors related to the colder weather and lower temperatures in China, the incidence of flu and cardiovascular diseases surged dramatically, and has increased the demand for China Pharma's cold medicine Pusen OK, the only generic version of Aleve-D(TM) brand with an antihistamine in China. Compared to other cold medicines in China's market, Pusen OK is among the most effective with 12-hour relief and does not cause sleepiness as a side effect.
Ms. Zhilin Li, president and CEO of China Pharma said: "I am very pleased to announce this new order for our Pusen OK product as our focused sales and marketing efforts have successfully created awareness among many of our major pharmaceutical distributors. The Company recently initiated production to fulfill these orders and anticipate initial contributions during the first quarter. Further, we expect Pusen OK will be a significant contributor to our growth during 2008, and will be supported by increased sales from our existing product portfolio in addition to the launch of two new products during the first half of 2008."
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