Leo Pharma to launch new growth driver in Q4 — will start in Germany

Leo Pharma expects delgocitinib to ”drive revenue growth from 2025 onwards”. However, the drug has yet to be approved by the European authorities. 
Christophe Bourdon has been CEO of Leo Pharma since 2022. | Photo: Leo Pharma/pr
Christophe Bourdon has been CEO of Leo Pharma since 2022. | Photo: Leo Pharma/pr

Leo Pharma believes that JAK inhibitor delgocitinib can become a significant growth driver, and the dermatology expects to launch it in Europe at the end of the year.

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