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    Spain's Almirall Expects to Double Revenue by 2030, CEO Says

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    Posted on February 26, 2025

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    Almirall plans to double its revenue by 2030, focusing on dermatology sales in Europe and expanding in the US, according to CEO Carlos Gallardo.

    Spain's Almirall expects to double revenue by 2030, CEO

    By Javi West Larrañaga

    (Reuters) - Spanish pharmaceutical company Almirall expects to almost double its annual revenue by 2030, boosted by higher sales of its dermatological products in Europe, CEO Carlos Gallardo said on Wednesday.

    He told Reuters that investments made over the past two years should imminently start to bear fruit, expecting its new eczema product Ebglyss to bring in 450 million euros ($472 million) a year by 2030, up from 33 million in 2024 when it was launched.

    Dermatological products are forecast to account for 75-80% of Almirall's total sales in 2030, up from 56% last year, said Gallardo, the third-generation head of the family-run company.

    Almirall swung to a 10.1 million euro annual profit from a year-earlier loss and forecast double-digit annual growth in net sales through the end of the decade, including by 10-13% this year from 2024's 990.6 million euros.

    Asked whether that could translate into revenue of 1.8 billion euros, as some analysts have estimated, Gallardo said: "We'll be there or thereabouts".

    Annual growth will primarily come from Europe, which last year accounted for almost 90% of company revenue, but Almirall also hopes to boost sales in the United States.

    "The U.S. market is the largest and most relevant market in medical dermatology, so we have to find a way to be more relevant there," he said, expecting only a moderate impact on the business from a possible trade war between the U.S. and European Union.

    ($1 = 0.9532 euros)

    (Reporting by Javi West Larrañaga, editing by Andrei Khalip, Kirsten Donovan)

    Key Takeaways

    • •Almirall aims to double its revenue by 2030.
    • •Dermatological products to drive growth, reaching 75-80% of sales.
    • •Ebglyss expected to generate 450 million euros annually by 2030.
    • •Company sees significant growth potential in Europe and the US.
    • •CEO Carlos Gallardo leads the family-run business.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Spain's Almirall expects to double revenue by 2030, CEO says

    1What revenue does Almirall expect by 2030?

    Almirall expects to nearly double its annual revenue by 2030, with a forecast of 1.8 billion euros as some analysts have estimated.

    2What percentage of sales will dermatological products account for?

    Dermatological products are forecast to account for 75-80% of Almirall's total sales in 2030, up from 56% last year.

    3How much profit did Almirall report last year?

    Almirall reported a 10.1 million euro annual profit, a significant turnaround from a loss the previous year.

    4What markets is Almirall focusing on for growth?

    Almirall is primarily focusing on the European market for growth, which accounted for almost 90% of its revenue last year, while also aiming to boost sales in the U.S.

    5What is the expected impact of the new eczema product Ebglyss?

    Almirall expects its new eczema product Ebglyss to generate 450 million euros annually by 2030, contributing significantly to revenue growth.

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