Earnings brief · Results released 30 October 2026

Sanofi earnings: third quarter 2026

Sanofi's sales rose 14.3% at constant exchange rates in the third quarter, led by its eczema and asthma medicine Dupixent. Profit per share on its own adjusted measure grew faster still, and the company raised its sales forecast for 2026. Vaccines fell, which Sanofi puts down mostly to flu deliveries moving into the fourth quarter. Payments to its partner Regeneron rose sharply, and net debt went up. 1

Against what analysts expected

Analysts' average forecast, as gathered by Nasdaq's earnings calendar, was $1.63 of profit per US-listed share for the quarter. Sanofi reports in euros per ordinary share, so its figure cannot be set directly against that forecast. 12

Sales reached €14.4 billion in Q3, up from a year earlier Net sales, quarter by quarter, as Sanofi reported it Data as of 30 Oct 2026 €14.4bn Q3 2026 €12.4bn Q3 2025 €36.5bn YTD 2026 €32.3bn YTD 2025

The strong points

The weak points

What the company expects

Our verdict on the quarter

A very strong report. Sanofi raised its sales forecast for the year and grew both sales and profit per share by double digits; the weak spots, falling vaccines and rising payments to Regeneron, hold it back only a little.

The results as published

Notes

  1. Sanofi's results release, 30 October 2026: sec.gov. ↩
  2. Nasdaq's earnings calendar, 30 October 2026. ↩
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