Genmab's Growth Strategy: Embracing A ‘Super Rational, Data-Driven' Mindset

The “Genmab sauce” will be crucial as the Danish biotech loads up on late-stage assets, grows its capabilities and expands into immunology and inflammation. 

Genmab Office Copenhagen - close up
The Danish Biotech Has Growth In Its Sights • Source: Genmab

Following a robust performance in 2023, Genmab A/Sis strategically expanding its pipeline, enhancing both commercial and developmental capacities, and fostering collaborations. In this growth phase, CEO Jan van de Winkel remains steadfast in applying the pragmatic mindset that has guided the company since its inception in 1999.

“I hope that we will even get better in the future by being super-rational and data-driven,” he said

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