Swedish biopharmaceutical company Sobi (Swedish Orphan Biovitrum) is acquiring full ownership of Pint Pharma, a firm specialising in bringing complex treatments, including cancer therapies, to Latin American markets. The transaction builds on Sobi's initial investment last year, when it paid $105 million for most of Pint's economic rights. The deal, submitted to Brazil's competition authority Cade, involves purchasing all remaining shares of Pharma Investments, Pint's parent company. The transaction value remains undisclosed. The acquisition gives Sobi control of a platform operating across seven Latin American markets, including Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, and Colombia. Pint handles regulatory approval, market access, and distribution of specialised medicines for rare diseases, haematology, and oncology. Sobi reported revenue of 28.2 billion Swedish kronor (approximately $2.9 billion) in 2025. The companies have maintained a commercial partnership since 2021.

Swedish biopharma firm Sobi announced that chief executive Guido Oelkers will step down to take up another position outside the company. Oelkers will continue in his role until the end of January 2027 at the latest. "Leading Sobi has been a privilege, and I am proud of what we have accomplished together as a team," Oelkers said. He highlighted advancing the pipeline, expanding global footprint, and growing Sobi into a leader in rare diseases. The company will immediately begin searching for a new chief executive. Sobi's operations, strategy, and financial targets remain unchanged, the firm said.

Swedish Orphan Biovitrum (Sobi) is repurchasing shares to support its employee incentive programme. The Board of Directors exercised authorisation granted at the May 2026 Annual General Meeting to repurchase class C shares at approximately SEK 0.55 per share, representing 100% of their quotient value. The repurchase involves 223,677 shares and will occur between 16 July and 6 November 2026. Svenska Handelsbanken will handle the transaction. After converting the repurchased class C shares to common shares, Sobi will hold 10,290,974 own shares. The move secures commitments under the All Employee Programme, a long-term incentive scheme for permanent staff. Sobi, a biopharma company focused on rare diseases, employs approximately 2,000 people globally and reported revenue of SEK 28 billion in 2025.