Sigma s Q1 Sales Jump 10.8 Percent Amid R&D Spending Growth and Profit Decline

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Sigma s Q1 Sales Jump 10.8 Percent Amid R&D Spending Growth and Profit Decline

Apr 26, 2006

NEW YORK, April 26 (GenomeWeb News) - Sigma-Aldrich yesterday reported that first-quarter sales rose 10.8 percent as R&D spending grew 8.3 percent and net income shrank 10 percent.

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