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Leo Pharma will retain thrombosis business despite goal to focus on dermatology

Although Leo Pharma’s new strategy is training its sights exclusively on the dermatology area, the company has no plans to divest its second-biggest business leg dealing with thrombosis.
Leo Pharma is struggling with a growing bottom line deficit, but according to Anders Kronborg, CFO and acting CEO until April, the ship will be turned around in 2023 | Photo: Leo Pharma / PR
Leo Pharma is struggling with a growing bottom line deficit, but according to Anders Kronborg, CFO and acting CEO until April, the ship will be turned around in 2023 | Photo: Leo Pharma / PR
by ULRICH QUISTGAARD, translated by daniel pedersen

Leo Pharma wants to become one of the world’s biggest dermatology firms by 2030. To that end, the Danish pharmaceutical firm has laid out a strategy to streamline the business and focus efforts within the dermatology area.

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