The recent actions and performance of Sanofi reveal a mixed bag of progress in the biotech sector. The company reported faster-than-expected growth and remained confident about their sales outlook, even in light of US tariffs. A key driver of growth seems to be Dupixent sales, however, these have not been enough to prevent a fall in profits. Also noteworthy is the company partnering with Arrowhead Pharmaceuticals, spending $395M on a deal to obtain rights for metabolic remedy in China. Sanofi’s CEO, Paul Hudson, highlighted that delegating AI should not be an option as it is the revolution. Also, Regeneron’s collaboration contributes to the company's strength. Bad news for the company is the Q2 profit missing despite higher sales costs.
Regulatory approval was granted by the EU for Sanofi’s Sarclisa for multiple myeloma patients. Major moves include the acquisition of vaccine biotech in a billion-dollar deal, illustrating Sanofi's ambition and growth potential. In terms of sustainability and future financials, Sanofi is considering sale directly to its patients. However, Sanofi’s stocks dipped despite the rush in Dupixent demand revealing slower profit growth due to the increased spending on research.
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