Sanofi Consumer 'Very Complementary' To Pharma, Fits In Firm's 'Right Structure'

Sanofi wants to keep all its current businesses under the same roof, including consumer health, says CEO Olivier Brandicourt. "We think we have now the right structure," Brandicourt responds to question on whether Sanofi would follow other large pharmas in positioning consumer health or other divisions for separation.

Lyon France, 3 October 2017: White logo of the french multinational pharmaceutical company Sanofi on their glass office building in Lyon France

It's become common for pharma firms, with analysts agreeing, to see their consumer health divisions as not part of their core business, but as pieces to divest or spinoff. Not Sanofi, though.

The French firm plans to keep all its current businesses under the same roof, including consumer health, said CEO Olivier...

Read the full article – start your free trial today!

Join thousands of industry professionals who rely on HBW Insight for daily insights

  • Start your 7-day free trial
  • Explore trusted news, analysis, and insights
  • Access comprehensive global coverage
  • Enjoy instant access – no credit card required

More from Business

Get To Know: Healthy Aging Specialist Prime Fifty

 
• By 

Established by Max Gowland in 2013, Prime Fifty was founded to address the specific nutritional needs of the over 50s.

Growing With Purpose – Inside Kenvue’s ‘Healthy Lives Mission’

 
• By 

HBW Insight speaks to Kenvue's global head of sustainability, Jennifer Duran, about the company's “Healthy Lives Mission,” including insights into how the firm is decarbonizing its supply chain, reducing the use of plastics and embedding sustainability into the design of new products.

Haleon Lowers Sales Guidance On Challenging US Retail Environment

 
• By 

A challenging US retail environment, with consumers cautious around spending, hit Haleon's North America sales in the first half of 2025. With the picture unlikely to improve in the second half, Haleon has lowered its sales guidance for the full year.

US Consumer Health Q2 Earnings Preview: Baggage Comes With Costs, Expectations

 

In addition to impact from tariffs and executive suite changes, recent baggage for firms in the space include Perrigo divesting its branded Dermacosmetics business and Church & Dwight acquiring Touchland hand sanitizer brand.

More from Health

US Consumer Health Q2 Earnings Preview: Baggage Comes With Costs, Expectations

 

In addition to impact from tariffs and executive suite changes, recent baggage for firms in the space include Perrigo divesting its branded Dermacosmetics business and Church & Dwight acquiring Touchland hand sanitizer brand.

Self-Testing Kits Need To Be Regulated Like OTCs, UK Researchers Argue

 
• By 

Concerns raised by two recent studies prompt UK researchers to argue for greater regulation with regards to direct-to-consumer test kits.

Senate HELP Committee Adds Sunscreen Regulation Overhaul To OMUFA Reauthorization

 
• By 

OMUFA reauthorization bill including amendment with sunscreen regulation provisions passed by Senate committee, which also approved other provisions not included in House OMUFA bill.