Ipsen S.A./€IPN

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About Ipsen S.A.

Ipsen S.A. is a global biopharmaceutical company headquartered in Boulogne-Billancourt, France. The company focuses on the development and commercialization of innovative medicines in targeted therapeutic areas such as oncology, neuroscience, and rare diseases. Ipsen's key products include Somatuline, a treatment for neuroendocrine tumors and acromegaly, and Dysport, used for movement disorders and aesthetic indications. Founded in 1929 by Henri Beaufour, Ipsen has since expanded its presence worldwide, with a strategic emphasis on specialty care and the development of differentiated products. The company leverages its scientific expertise and research capabilities to sustain its competitive position in the biopharmaceutical industry.
Ticker
€IPN
Sector
Health
Primary listing
PAR
Employees
5,535
Headquarters
Paris, France

Ipsen S.A. Metrics

BasicAdvanced
€13B
25.44
€6.17
0.32
€1.60
1.02%

Bulls say / Bears say

Ipsen delivered H1 2026 sales growth of 23.5% at constant exchange rates (20.4% reported), with core operating income up 28.8% to €845 m and margin expanding to 38.6%; the company raised full-year sales guidance to >20% at CER and margin guidance to >37%, highlighting robust operational leverage (FT)
Positive Phase III BEOND results announced for Dysport in both episodic and chronic migraine mark the first botulinum toxin to meet primary endpoints in these indications, positioning Ipsen for entry into a multi-billion dollar migraine prevention market (Reuters)
On June 29, 2026 Ipsen agreed to acquire U.S. biotech Kartos Therapeutics for an initial $450 m, adding a late-stage MDM2 inhibitor in myelofibrosis to its pipeline and leveraging its €1 billion net cash to drive future growth (Reuters)
Failure of the Phase III BOLD trial for Bylvay (odevixibat) in biliary atresia did not meet its primary endpoint of native liver survival versus placebo, derailing Ipsen’s efforts to expand its rare disease franchise and prompting a share drop (Reuters)
Ipsen’s 2026 guidance was underpinned by temporary generic lanreotide shortages supporting Somatuline; with generic competition anticipated to resume in H2 2026, the flagship product faces potential revenue erosion (Reuters)
In March 2026 Ipsen voluntarily withdrew Tazverik from all markets following emerging safety data from the SYMPHONY-1 trial, reducing its late-stage oncology portfolio and triggering impairments that will weigh on future earnings (Reuters)
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