SSanofi is a global pharmaceutical and biotechnology company that develops, manufactures, and sells prescription medicines, over-the-counter products, and vaccines. Its products span immunology, oncology, rare diseases, and vaccines, addressing unmet medical needs through a strong focus on research and development. Sanofi's core product model relies on large-scale R&D, strategic partnerships, and licensing to bring new therapies to markets, with revenue generated from product sales and collaborations. The company differentiates itself by leveraging its global reach, diverse portfolio, and emphasis on patient-centric solutions, safety, and quality to navigate regulatory environments in developed and emerging markets. The company’s goal is to improve health outcomes and quality of life for people worldwide by delivering innovative treatments and vaccines that meet unmet medical needs.
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Shares of Nurix Therapeutics (NRIX) fell 35% after hours on Tuesday, after partner Sanofi ended development of SAR448272, an experimental oral drug it licensed from Nurix. Sanofi is terminating the early-stage first-in-human trial. The compound was being studied for type 2 inflammatory and autoimmune conditions such as atopic dermatitis and asthma. The decision ends roughly $455 million in potential milestone payments, plus royalties, tied to the program. Nurix has received about $139 million from Sanofi under their 2019 deal, including $10 million when the trial began this year. Nurix said its cash runway guidance is unchanged. It held $1.1 billion in cash, cash equivalents, and marketable securities as of August 31, which it expects will fund operations into the second half of 2029.
Sanofi shares jumped nearly 6% on Friday after the drugmaker raised its 2026 outlook and said it is open to larger deals. The company now expects sales to grow in the low teens this year, with business earnings per share up in the mid-teens at constant exchange rates. Third-quarter sales rose 14.3% to 14.44 billion, and operating income was 5.43 billion. Dupixent remained the main growth driver, with sales up 34.8% to 5.7 billion. New medicines added 1.4 billion. Chief financial officer Francois Roger said Sanofi could consider deals above its typical $2 billion to $5 billion range. The company continues to focus on immunology, rare diseases, and vaccines.
Sanofi reported third-quarter sales of €14.4 billion, up 14.3% at constant exchange rates, and raised its 2026 outlook. Business operating income rose 19.7%, while business EPS increased 19.6%. The company now expects 2026 sales growth of 13% to 15% and business EPS growth of 15% to 17%. Dupixent sales hit €5.7 billion, with more than 1.5 million patients treated worldwide. Sanofi still targets Dupixent sales of €25 billion by 2030. Sanofi is focusing on immunology, rare diseases, and vaccines. It discontinued two development programmes and expanded its Regeneron alliance to four next-generation antibodies. Planned divestments are expected to cut 2027 sales by about €1.3 billion.
Sanofi raised its 2026 guidance after third-quarter sales grew 14.3% at constant exchange rates (CER) to €14,444 million. Business earnings per share (EPS) rose 19.6% at CER to €3.55. The company now expects full-year sales to grow by a low-teens percentage at CER, and business EPS by a mid-teens percentage. Dupixent sales rose 34.8% to €5.7 billion. Sales of newly launched drugs, including ALTUVIIIO, Ayvakit, and Rezurock, climbed 31.4% to €1.4 billion. Vaccines sales fell 6.6% to €3.2 billion. Selling and general expenses fell 0.9% to €2.3 billion. Research and development spending was broadly stable at €1.8 billion. Chief executive officer Belén Garijo said the company's priority is to protect earnings when Dupixent loses exclusivity.
Novavax has earned a $125 million milestone payment after Sanofi dosed the fifth patient in a Phase 3 trial of an influenza-COVID-19 combination vaccine in Europe. The trial tests the safety and immune response of Novavax's COVID-19 vaccine, Nuvaxovid, combined with Sanofi's Efluelda/Fluzone High-Dose flu vaccine in adults aged 60 and older. Novavax could receive a $75 million milestone once manufacturing technology transfer is completed, expected in mid-2027. It is also eligible for $225 million upon a US launch of a combination vaccine, plus royalties on Sanofi sales. "To date, the partnership has generated over $1 billion in revenue for Novavax," said chief executive officer John C. Jacobs.
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Company Size
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Company Stage
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Headquarters
Paris, France
Founded
1973
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