Genmab CEO: Share buyback program "has nothing to do" with price drop

Genmab has become a more mature company and the time is right for a major share buyback, says CEO Jan van de Winkel.
Photo: Tuala Hjarnø / Genmab / Pr
Photo: Tuala Hjarnø / Genmab / Pr

At the age of 25, Genmab has become what CEO Jan van de Winkel used to dream it could be, he writes in the company’s financial report for 2023: a company that makes a difference for people living with cancer. 

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