Market Cap 114.73B
Revenue (ttm) 47.92B
Net Income (ttm) 6.02B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 10.43
Forward PE 9.46
Profit Margin 12.55%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.27
Volume 2,944,200
Avg Vol 2,960,332
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 2.44B
Stochastic %K 72%
Beta 0.45
Analysts Sell
Price Target $58.53

Company Profile

Sanofi engages in the research, development, manufacture, and marketing of therapeutic solutions. It provides immunology and inflammation, rare diseases, neurology, oncology, and other medicines and vaccines. It also offers poliomyelitis, pertussis, and haemophilus influenzae type b (Hib) pediatric vaccines; respiratory syncytial virus protection and hexavalent combination vaccines protecting against diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, polio, Hib, and hepatitis B; influenza, booster, meningitis, and...

Industry: Drug Manufacturers - General
Sector: Healthcare
Phone: 33 1 53 77 40 00
Address:
46, avenue de la Grande Armée, Paris, France
Vax87
Vax87 Feb. 2 at 9:44 PM
$VXRT If it is true, that $SNY was in talks for at least 2 years with $DVAX , then, $SNY obviously prodded them to follow through with the Vaxart deal. If I told you 6 months ago that Sanofi was going to buy the rights to our Covid vaccine with the same terms that we got through the Dvax deal, what would the reaction have been? Well, everyone would have gone crazy if it truly happened, and, we would have all expected the share price to have gone 2+ instantly. Well, the reality is, it did happen. Why is the share price still meandering here? Does anyone think that the share price has yet to react to this reality, as unbelievable as that sounds?
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Top_Dog_Pro_Trader
Top_Dog_Pro_Trader Feb. 2 at 5:01 PM
$SGMO $XBI $SNY Sanofi’s Fabry failure is huge news foe SGMO’s Fabry drug! A partner for Fabry has all the information, much more than typical, including FDA trial process for gene treatments to make a deal IMO!
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TS4
TS4 Feb. 2 at 3:14 PM
$VXRT $SNY $MRK $PFE Update to my earlier post (crediting @bepositivesid and @timedentry): The Narrative Pivot: Vaxart delivers "Whole-Body Immunization." Mucosal: The Gut (Peyer’s Patches) trains the Special Forces to target the tumor microenvironment. Systemic: The "Shunt" trains the Circulating Patrol to scour the blood for metastasis. 3. Strategic Consequence (Merck vs. Sanofi) The Nolan validation brings Merck (MSD) directly into play. The Need: Merck dominates oncology (Keytruda), but they desperately need vaccines capable of turning "Cold Tumors" Hot (by driving T-cell infiltration) to protect their franchise. The Tech: Dr. Nolan has proven that Vaxart’s approach can effectively "Hack" Lymph Node Architecture to reprogram the immune response. The Scenario: If Merck places a bid to secure this IO-Enabler, Sanofi’s plan for a "Cheap Takeover" (via the Dynavax route) is dead on arrival. Result: We get a Bidding War
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osubuck30
osubuck30 Feb. 2 at 3:05 PM
$PLX $SNY $3?!?!? I thought Elfabrio was totally derisked before the monthly dosing based on the market share gains the last 12 months!! $5 will come quickly IMO (within 6 months).
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OldManLogan
OldManLogan Feb. 2 at 2:54 PM
$PLX Today is a gift. I would have expected to have to pay in the $3 s to be accumulating after the major derisking event of a positive CHMP opinion on the monthly dosing... if I was $SNY Sanofi I'd be sweating bullets right now...
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MQuick
MQuick Feb. 2 at 2:37 PM
$GANX its time $SNY
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Night_Owl_Biotech
Night_Owl_Biotech Feb. 2 at 2:17 PM
$SNDX It appears the CHMP in the EU flipped from last year & is now recommending approval of $SNY 's Rezurock in the EU. Link below FYI only. https://www.biospace.com/press-releases/press-release-sanofis-rezurock-recommended-for-eu-approval-by-the-chmp-to-treat-chronic-graft-vs-host-disease
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biotech
biotech Feb. 2 at 1:59 PM
$SNY Sanofi's troubled GCS inhibitor #fails phase 3 #Fabry trial re $SGMO Fabry GT only option to cure ! https://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/sanofis-troubled-gcs-inhibitor-fails-phase-3-fabry-trial-wins-gaucher-disease
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OpenOutcrier
OpenOutcrier Feb. 2 at 1:51 PM
$SNY (+1.3% pre) Sanofi Advances Rare Disease And Immunology Pipeline With Multiple Phase 3 Wins https://ooc.bz/l/91588
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Tom2424
Tom2424 Feb. 2 at 10:26 AM
$VXRT $SNY $PFE 3. The Oncology Link (The T-Cell Bridge) This connects directly to the Garry Nolan (Cancer Cell) validation. BioNTech’s dream is a cancer pill that summons CD8+ T-Cells to attack tumors. They can't build it. Vaxart has it. The HPV data proves VAAST induces exactly these Mucosal and Systemic CD8+ Killers. 4. The M&A Reality Pfizer knows this. They know their partner (BioNTech) hit the "Galenic Wall." If Pfizer wants to lead in Oral Vaccines and Oral Oncology, they cannot wait 10 years for mRNA to fix its delivery problem. The Monopoly: There is no "secret competitor." Vaxart is the only clinically validated oral delivery platform (Nature/npj). Conclusion: Sahin’s failure is Vaxart’s victory. The market demands an oral solution. The Ad5 vector is the only vehicle that works. Big Pharma Dilemma: If they want the pill (and the market demands it), the road leads solely through Vaxart. Scarcity = Premium.
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Vax87
Vax87 Feb. 2 at 9:44 PM
$VXRT If it is true, that $SNY was in talks for at least 2 years with $DVAX , then, $SNY obviously prodded them to follow through with the Vaxart deal. If I told you 6 months ago that Sanofi was going to buy the rights to our Covid vaccine with the same terms that we got through the Dvax deal, what would the reaction have been? Well, everyone would have gone crazy if it truly happened, and, we would have all expected the share price to have gone 2+ instantly. Well, the reality is, it did happen. Why is the share price still meandering here? Does anyone think that the share price has yet to react to this reality, as unbelievable as that sounds?
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Top_Dog_Pro_Trader
Top_Dog_Pro_Trader Feb. 2 at 5:01 PM
$SGMO $XBI $SNY Sanofi’s Fabry failure is huge news foe SGMO’s Fabry drug! A partner for Fabry has all the information, much more than typical, including FDA trial process for gene treatments to make a deal IMO!
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TS4
TS4 Feb. 2 at 3:14 PM
$VXRT $SNY $MRK $PFE Update to my earlier post (crediting @bepositivesid and @timedentry): The Narrative Pivot: Vaxart delivers "Whole-Body Immunization." Mucosal: The Gut (Peyer’s Patches) trains the Special Forces to target the tumor microenvironment. Systemic: The "Shunt" trains the Circulating Patrol to scour the blood for metastasis. 3. Strategic Consequence (Merck vs. Sanofi) The Nolan validation brings Merck (MSD) directly into play. The Need: Merck dominates oncology (Keytruda), but they desperately need vaccines capable of turning "Cold Tumors" Hot (by driving T-cell infiltration) to protect their franchise. The Tech: Dr. Nolan has proven that Vaxart’s approach can effectively "Hack" Lymph Node Architecture to reprogram the immune response. The Scenario: If Merck places a bid to secure this IO-Enabler, Sanofi’s plan for a "Cheap Takeover" (via the Dynavax route) is dead on arrival. Result: We get a Bidding War
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osubuck30
osubuck30 Feb. 2 at 3:05 PM
$PLX $SNY $3?!?!? I thought Elfabrio was totally derisked before the monthly dosing based on the market share gains the last 12 months!! $5 will come quickly IMO (within 6 months).
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OldManLogan
OldManLogan Feb. 2 at 2:54 PM
$PLX Today is a gift. I would have expected to have to pay in the $3 s to be accumulating after the major derisking event of a positive CHMP opinion on the monthly dosing... if I was $SNY Sanofi I'd be sweating bullets right now...
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MQuick
MQuick Feb. 2 at 2:37 PM
$GANX its time $SNY
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Night_Owl_Biotech
Night_Owl_Biotech Feb. 2 at 2:17 PM
$SNDX It appears the CHMP in the EU flipped from last year & is now recommending approval of $SNY 's Rezurock in the EU. Link below FYI only. https://www.biospace.com/press-releases/press-release-sanofis-rezurock-recommended-for-eu-approval-by-the-chmp-to-treat-chronic-graft-vs-host-disease
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biotech
biotech Feb. 2 at 1:59 PM
$SNY Sanofi's troubled GCS inhibitor #fails phase 3 #Fabry trial re $SGMO Fabry GT only option to cure ! https://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/sanofis-troubled-gcs-inhibitor-fails-phase-3-fabry-trial-wins-gaucher-disease
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OpenOutcrier
OpenOutcrier Feb. 2 at 1:51 PM
$SNY (+1.3% pre) Sanofi Advances Rare Disease And Immunology Pipeline With Multiple Phase 3 Wins https://ooc.bz/l/91588
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Tom2424
Tom2424 Feb. 2 at 10:26 AM
$VXRT $SNY $PFE 3. The Oncology Link (The T-Cell Bridge) This connects directly to the Garry Nolan (Cancer Cell) validation. BioNTech’s dream is a cancer pill that summons CD8+ T-Cells to attack tumors. They can't build it. Vaxart has it. The HPV data proves VAAST induces exactly these Mucosal and Systemic CD8+ Killers. 4. The M&A Reality Pfizer knows this. They know their partner (BioNTech) hit the "Galenic Wall." If Pfizer wants to lead in Oral Vaccines and Oral Oncology, they cannot wait 10 years for mRNA to fix its delivery problem. The Monopoly: There is no "secret competitor." Vaxart is the only clinically validated oral delivery platform (Nature/npj). Conclusion: Sahin’s failure is Vaxart’s victory. The market demands an oral solution. The Ad5 vector is the only vehicle that works. Big Pharma Dilemma: If they want the pill (and the market demands it), the road leads solely through Vaxart. Scarcity = Premium.
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amessagefromtheodd
amessagefromtheodd Feb. 2 at 4:36 AM
$SNY $VXRT Recap: Well Sanofi, buying the company that has a licensing agreement with Vaxart says a lot about what your doing and not doing- the Fluzone challenge data is about to get a upgrade via COVID sentinel data. We are watch you… So how will these new candidates overcome the shared weakness of mRNA vaccines in tackling B flu strains? For now, Sanofi is remaining tight-lipped on what the underlying issue might be and how to resolve it, citing the “highly competitive field.” Triomphe, Sanofi’s head of vaccines, said. “We believe we have the solution, but we are not going to share that.” https://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/first-gen-mrna-flu-vaccines-wont-win-sanofi-execs-admit-they-retool-strategy
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BTECHINV
BTECHINV Feb. 1 at 10:15 PM
$ALT Jeffries reiterated $ 28 PT is a conservative, risk-adjusted figure imo (i.e. recognition that drug candidate is still in clinical trial development). Assuming a successful P3 & NDA, the re-rate would be much closer to MDGL territory imo. BP's who could benefit in my view: $SNY - instantly establishes one of the top global GCGR (and GLP-1) drug pipelines in Pharma with Pemvi $GILD - establishes dominance across the Liver steatosis spectrum (i.e. complements world-class PBC and Hepatitis franchises) $MDGL - establishes a world-class next-gen MOA Liver drug portfolio (THR-B, GCGR) $PFE - potential to transform Pemvi into the equivalent of the cardiometabolic disease age Lipitor 2.0 Disclosure: Long Altimmune (Pemvi GCGR) and Sanofi, not medical / investment advice.
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BioRich
BioRich Feb. 1 at 6:24 AM
$ALT So those cowardly bashing $GUTS, did you know that they have compelling data for MASH/MASLD related conditions? Oh, and a much faster path to market? Wouldn't it be something if $GUTS makes it to market with multiple indications faster than $ALT completing a Phase 3 trial (if they actually pursue it)? Wouldn't it be something if $SNY was talking about $GUTS when they were talking about potential acquisitions with multiple, differentiated, indications (paraphrased)? I still believe the $GUTS, $IVA, $GPCR trifecta builds $SNY an Obesity/Fibrosis/MASH/WL Retention powerhouse. Can't wait for this story to play out. Cheers! ~The Mayor Confidently Bearish $ALT Confidently Bullish $GUTS Bullish $SNY Confidently Bullish $IVA Confidently Bullish $GPCR
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PickAlpha
PickAlpha Jan. 31 at 1:28 PM
3/3: Regeneron beats Q4 profit estimates on Dupixent strength; Eylea revenues fall 28% amid biosimilar pressure | View: Earnings beat and Dupixent momentum are offset by accelerating Eylea pressure and pending U.S.… $REGN $SNY $XLV
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inv1ncible
inv1ncible Jan. 30 at 8:00 PM
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ImLion
ImLion Jan. 30 at 5:03 PM
$ALT $SNY pays 75 Million D.O. Earnest Money Agreement Deposit for 7.5 B purchase of ALT. LOI news to follow. Very
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PhoenixHedge
PhoenixHedge Jan. 30 at 3:33 PM
$AMGN $NKTR $SNY how’s that working out?
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masonat
masonat Jan. 30 at 1:43 PM
$NKTR First the $SNY amlitelimab news, now $AMGN is walking away from rocatinlimab. Atopic derm market is wide open outside of Dupixent and Dupi me toos.
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Sunny3999
Sunny3999 Jan. 30 at 1:13 PM
$PMN Boom 💥 News with news $175 million private placement https://www.promisneurosciences.com/news-media/press-releases/detail/261/promis-neurosciences-announces-up-to-175-million-private $ABBV $BMY $MRK $SNY
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MQuick
MQuick Jan. 30 at 12:56 PM
$GANX we are waiting $SNY
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oceanviewhi
oceanviewhi Jan. 30 at 3:06 AM
$IBRX As of late evening on Thursday, January 29, 2026, Sanofi ($SNY) is increasingly being viewed as the "logical match" for $IBRX, following their Q4 earnings report released just hours ago. While Sanofi has stayed quiet on formal deal terms, the technical and strategic "fit" for an ANKTIVA + Sarclisa or Libtayo partnership is at an all-time high. Here is the update on the Sanofi ($SNY) connection as we head into tomorrow’s "8-minute bite": 1. The Sarclisa "Sub-Q" Synergy (Multiple Myeloma) • The IRAKLIA Success: Sanofi just announced (Jan 2026) that their Phase 3 IRAKLIA study for subcutaneous (SC) Sarclisa was successful. • The "Chemo-Free" Dream: Both ANKTIVA and Sarclisa are now subcutaneous injections. Dr. Pat is expected to highlight a "Dual-Sub-Q" regimen that would allow Multiple Myeloma patients to bypass hours of IV chemotherapy in favor of two simple shots, making it the most patient-friendly blood cancer treatment in the world.
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oceanviewhi
oceanviewhi Jan. 30 at 1:13 AM
$IBRX continued. : In late January 2026, Sanofi has entered the $IBRX conversation as a strategic "clinical match," particularly following Sanofi’s Q4 earnings call today (Jan 29, 2026). While Dr. Pat has been vocal about mRNA "paralysis" (targeting Pfizer), he is positioning ANKTIVA as the essential partner for Sanofi’s next-gen cell therapy and multiple myeloma pipeline. Here is the breakdown of the Sanofi ($SNY) and ImmunityBio ($IBRX) connection: • The Sarclisa "Sub-Q" Synergy: Sanofi’s Sarclisa (isatuximab) is a major competitor to Darzalex in multiple myeloma. Sanofi just announced positive Phase 3 results (IRAKLIA study) for a subcutaneous version of Sarclisa. Since ANKTIVA is also a subcutaneous injection, Dr. Pat is pitching a "Chemo-Free, All-Sub-Q" combo that would allow patients to treat aggressive blood cancers with two simple shots, avoiding hours of IV infusion.
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