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Pharmaceuticals: a new page in the eventful history of Galderma

2024-03-06T20:25:45.581Z

Highlights: Formerly in the fold of Nestlé, Galderma now stands on its own two feet. Its sales increased by 8.5% last year, and exceeded $4 billion for the first time. It offers injectable products and drugs intended to treat skin diseases, such as acne (Differin) or rosacea (Soolantra). However, the boom in water-free cosmetics is solid, but the returns aren't as good as they used to be. This article is reserved for subscribers. You have 80% left to discover.


This skin care specialist, which was co-founded in 1981 by L'Oréal and Nestlé, wants to go public.


Formerly in the fold of Nestlé, Galderma now stands on its own two feet.

And the company now intends to list on the Swiss Stock Exchange within a month to finance its growth, as it announced on Wednesday.

Once not flourishing, the activity of this skin care specialist has experienced sustained development for four years.

Its sales increased by 8.5% last year, in a buoyant cosmetics market, and exceeded $4 billion for the first time.

The pandemic and successive confinements have reinforced consumers' desire to take care of their appearance, and in particular their skin.

In addition to the dermocosmetic brands Cetaphil or Alostil which are doing even better than the market, Galderma offers injectable products - for example it markets a competitor to Botox - and drugs intended to treat skin diseases, such as acne (Differin) or rosacea (Soolantra).

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Source: lefigaro

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