Sanofi India Shares Gain 4% on Strong Revenue Growth
Shares of Sanofi India surged over 4% in early trade on February 28, following the release of its Q4FY25 earnings report, which showcased healthy revenue growth and operational improvements. Despite a sharp decline in net profit, the company’s cost optimization measures, product launches, and strategic transformation efforts have strengthened investor confidence.
At 9:45 AM, Sanofi India shares were trading at ₹5,103, reflecting a 2.33% gain.
Sanofi India reported a 9.7% year-on-year increase in revenue, driven by growth in key therapeutic segments and successful product launches.
Despite the net profit decline, the company’s operational performance showed significant improvement, reflecting its strong execution strategy.
The Board of Directors proposed a final dividend of ₹117 per equity share (₹10 face value), subject to approval at the upcoming Annual General Meeting (AGM). This underscores Sanofi India’s commitment to shareholder returns despite the short-term impact on profitability.
Sanofi India’s ongoing transformation focuses on its ‘India for India’ strategy, which emphasizes:
One of the major highlights of the year was the successful launch of Soliqua, a diabetes drug targeting the premix segment. The product has received encouraging early adoption from healthcare professionals and patients, further strengthening Sanofi’s diabetes care portfolio in India.
Beyond diabetes, Sanofi India’s Cardiovascular (CV) and Central Nervous System (CNS) therapies have witnessed strong traction, bolstered by strategic partnerships.
Sanofi India’s strong revenue growth and operational efficiency improvements suggest a positive long-term outlook. However, near-term profitability pressures due to expansion and transformation costs may continue to weigh on earnings.
At 10:15 AM, Sanofi India shares were trading at ₹5,120, maintaining strong positive momentum in response to the earnings report and broader market sentiment.
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