INTERVIEW: Alliance Pharma portfolio of international stars rising rapidly

Alliance Pharma Plc (LON:APH) is the topic of conversation when Hardman & Co Analyst Dr Martin Hall joins DirectorsTalk. Martin explains how he believes the company has now grown into a very decent business, it’s main drivers, growth though 2018, the main attributes from an investment point of view and how the share price has performed.

Headquartered in Chippenham, UK, Alliance Pharma Plc commenced trading in 1998 and has been listed on AIM since 2003. Alliance has a strong track record of acquiring established niche products and it currently owns or licenses the rights to approximately 90 pharmaceutical and consumer healthcare products. It has sales in more than 100 countries either directly via its affiliates or through its selected network of distributor partners. Alliance joined the AIM market of the London Stock Exchange in December 2003 and trades under the symbol APH.

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