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Revenue grew 6.2% to €43.63B on Dupixent; net income rose 40.5% to €7.81B, helped by a €2.6bn gain on selling control of Opella.

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  • Growth — Revenue +6.2% to €43.63B, led by DupixentOK
  • Profitability — Operating margin 14.5%, down 311 bps on impairments; net income €7.81BWatch
  • Cash — Free cash flow €7.21B, +22.5%OK
  • Balance sheet — Total equity €71.38B, -7.9%Note
  • Capital — Dividend €4.12 per share proposed; up to €5bn of buybacks authorisedNote
  • Geography — 50.8% of net sales from the United StatesNote

Business

Sanofi is a French maker of medicines and vaccines. Its largest product is Dupixent, whose 2025 net sales were €11,538m in the US, €1,957m in Europe and €2,219m in the rest of the world. In 2025 it sold a 50.0% controlling stake in Opella, its consumer healthcare business, to CD&R and kept a 48.2% stake.

Latest filings

  • 6-K · Company announcement (foreign filer)2026-10-01
  • 6-K · Company announcement (foreign filer)2026-09-17
  • 6-K · Company announcement (foreign filer)2026-08-06
  • 6-K · Company announcement (foreign filer)2026-07-30
  • 6-K · Company announcement (foreign filer)2026-07-30
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