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25/08/2022at 12:17

Ambu CEO: Strong US dollar revenue boost will continue

Like many other exporting companies, the Danish medtech company has been enjoying a currency tailwind in the US – and the forecast says the effect will continue, according to CEO Britt Meelby Jensen.
Britt Meelby Jensen, CEO of Ambu | Photo: Atos / PR
by marketwire, translated by daniel pedersen

Half of Ambu’s revenue is being generated in the US, and has recently been boosted by a strong US dollar – an effect that won’t stop anytime soon, according to the medtech company’s chief executive, Britt Meelby Jensen.

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