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Symbol SNY
Name Sanofi
Currency USD
Sector Health Care
IndustryGroup Pharmaceuticals, Biotechnology & Life Sciences
Industry Pharmaceuticals
Market NASDAQ Global Select
Country France
State
City Paris
Zipcode 75008
Website http://www.sanofi.com

Sanofi reports strong Q3 earnings prompting UBS to maintain buy rating

Sanofi reported a business EPS of 2.86 euros for Q3 2024, reflecting a 12.2% increase on a reported basis and 17.6% at constant exchange rates, with sales exceeding 13.4 billion euros, up 12.3%. UBS has reiterated its Buy recommendation, maintaining a target price of 110 euros, citing strong sales and profitability gains expected for fiscal 2025. The company has also raised its 2024 outlook, anticipating business EPS growth at least in the low single digits.
12:25 29.10.2024

global pet healthcare market projected to reach 353 billion by 2028

sanofi maintains strong market position with diverse product offerings and global reach

Sanofi, Europe's largest pharmaceutical group, generates 70.6% of its net sales from pharmaceuticals, focusing on specialty and general medicine. Human vaccines account for 17.4%, while consumer health products make up 12%. Geographically, 43% of sales come from the U.S., with significant contributions from Europe and other regions.
10:38 28.10.2024

ubs maintains buy rating for sanofi with target price of 110 euros

UBS has maintained a 'Buy' rating for Sanofi, setting a target price of 110 euros. Analyst Jo Walton highlighted the company's strong growth distribution in his review of the quarterly report, indicating potential for revaluation.
09:50 28.10.2024

diabetic retinopathy market poised for significant growth driven by rising diabetes cases

The global diabetic retinopathy devices market, valued at USD 12.47 billion in 2022, is projected to grow at a robust CAGR of around 30% through 2030, driven by rising diabetes cases and an aging population. Non-proliferative diabetic retinopathy is expected to dominate, while North America will lead regionally, with significant contributions from the APAC region due to its large diabetic population. Key players include F. Hoffmann-La Roche, Novartis, and Regeneron, focusing on innovative treatments and technologies.

Sanofi reports strong earnings driven by Beyfortus and vaccine sales

Sanofi's third-quarter earnings surged 25% in its vaccines division, driven by strong sales of Beyfortus, its RSV antibody for infants, which generated 645 million euros. Overall, the company reported total sales of $13.4 billion, exceeding Wall Street expectations and reflecting nearly 16% growth. The recent approval of a new manufacturing line aims to enhance Beyfortus supply amid high demand, ensuring access for all eligible infants in the U.S.

ubs maintains buy rating for sanofi with target price of 110 euros

UBS has maintained a 'Buy' rating for Sanofi, setting a target price of 110 euros following the company's third-quarter results. Analyst Jo Walton noted that sales surpassed both his and consensus estimates, largely driven by strong vaccine sales.
13:25 25.10.2024

UBS maintains buy rating for Sanofi with target price of 110 euros

UBS has maintained a "Buy" rating for Sanofi, setting a target price of 110 euros following the company's strong third-quarter results. Analyst Jo Walton noted that sales surpassed both his and consensus estimates, largely driven by vaccine sales.
12:37 25.10.2024

sanofi reports profit increase driven by strong vaccine sales and dupixent growth

Sanofi reported a profit increase driven by strong demand for seasonal vaccines and growth in its leading therapies, particularly Dupixent for skin and asthma conditions. In the third quarter, earnings per share, excluding certain items, reached €2.86 ($3.10), surpassing analysts' expectations, bolstered by early sales of influenza and respiratory syncytial virus vaccines.

banks eager to fund major buyout despite past setbacks

Clayton Dubilier & Rice's pursuit of a €16 billion deal to acquire half of Sanofi's consumer arm, Opella, highlights the resurgence of the leveraged-finance market. Despite past setbacks with the Morrisons buyout, banks are eager to provide funding, driven by a need to generate fees as interest rates begin to stabilize.

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