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Sanofi to pay Regeneron up to $8 billion to expand Dupixent antibody pipeline

The deal adds new antibody candidates to the companies' blockbuster Dupixent partnership and sent Sanofi shares higher.

Executive takeaway

Sanofi agreed to pay Regeneron up to $8 billion to bring additional antibodies into their existing Dupixent collaboration, and Sanofi stock rallied on the news.

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Sanofi jumps on Dupixent deal, Regeneron lags. Sanofi shares rallied after agreeing to pay Regeneron up to $8 billion to expand their antibody pipeline; comparing the two stocks shows whether Regeneron shared in the move.

Sanofi jumps on Dupixent deal, Regeneron lags

Sanofi shares rallied after agreeing to pay Regeneron up to $8 billion to expand their antibody pipeline; comparing the two stocks shows whether Regeneron shared in the move.

Live prices for SNY and REGN; deal and rally confirmed by Investing.com wire reports.

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Sanofi said it will pay Regeneron up to $8 billion to add new antibody candidates under their Dupixent partnership, an arrangement that has already produced one of the industry's top-selling drugs for conditions like eczema and asthma. Sanofi shares rallied following the announcement. The deal extends a collaboration that has proven lucrative for both companies, giving Sanofi access to Regeneron's antibody research pipeline beyond the current Dupixent franchise. For Sanofi, it signals a bet on expanding beyond its existing blockbuster rather than relying solely on patent-protected sales of the current drug. The terms suggest the payments are tied to milestones rather than a single upfront sum, though the wire reports do not specify the staging or what triggers each tranche.
What would change this view

If Sanofi discloses the milestone structure and any of the new antibody candidates fails a late-stage trial, the rationale for the $8 billion commitment would weaken.

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