Ipsen In No Doubt About Its Abilities To Launch

Sales of the French firm’s new products missed consensus forecasts but CEO David Loew is confident that those drugs and the therapies that are close to the market will be commercial successes.

David Loew
David Loew • Source: Ipsen

Ipsen SA has posted a decent set of fourth quarter financials, with CEO David Loew touting the French drugmaker's pipeline progress which should result in the launches for four new medicines or new indications in 2024.

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