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Trades about 23% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Founded in 1968 and based in Carros, France, Virbac S.A. is a prominent developer and distributor of a wide array of animal health products and services. The company's global operations extend across France, Europe, Latin America, North America, Asia Pacific, the Middle East, and Africa, catering to both domestic companion animals and commercial livestock. Its extensive portfolio encompasses vaccines, dental hygiene products, reproductive health solutions, dermatological treatments, parasiticides, diagnostic instruments, antibiotics, and aquaculture offerings. Furthermore, Virbac supplies specialized veterinary pharmaceuticals for anesthesia, geriatric care, behavioral management, and injectable micronutrients, alongside pet food and electronic identification systems. These diverse solutions are designed to support veterinarians, agricultural producers, and individual pet owners worldwide.
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