GSK launches $2.5 billion buyback, lifts sales target after stellar fourth quarter
GSK launched a 2 billion pounds ($2.5 billion) share buyback on Wednesday and lifted its long-term sales target to nearly $50 billion, betting that growing sales of its HIV and cancer drugs will make up for pressures on its vaccines revenue.
Yet GSK is clearly healing from its multiple comorbidities — the worst of which was the (now largely resolved) legal overhang related to heartburn medicine Zantac. Chief executive Emma Walmsley also ...
GSK delivered a mixed fourth-quarter report Wednesday, but GSK stock surged on its long-term outlook for more than $50 ...
The long-running HIV market rivalry between Gilead Sciences and GSK is about to turn a new page this year as Gilead looks to ...
GSK, a UK-based biopharma, reported strong 2024 results, with a promising shift toward specialty medicines. Read why I ...
GSK is prioritizing development of its hepatitis B treatment bepirovirsen as the pharma ends work on another potential ...
Even as GSK’s RSV vaccine launch hits a serious slowdown, the British pharma has dialed up its long-term sales guidance once ...
GSK PLC closed 18.56% below its 52-week high of £18.24, which the company reached on May 16th.
UK's FTSE 100 firmed on Wednesday after two straight days of losses, buoyed by gains in shares of heavyweight GSK and gold ...
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