Pipeline Acquisitions, Co-Promotion Deals, To Drive Ipsen

Business Efficiencies Also Targeted By Management

Ipsen’s business strategy calls for accessing external innovation across its pipeline, combined with geographic expansion, realizing the unmet potential of its marketed products and business efficiencies in manufacturing and operations.  

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France’s mid-sized pharmaceutical company, Ipsen SA, is looking to acquire late-stage product candidates, particularly in the US where its top-selling product, Somatuline (lanreotide), is expected to face generic competition in the near future, possibly by the end of this year. 

But the company is also looking for early-stage candidates, business efficiencies, and to maximize the potential of its marketed products,...

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