The French drugmaker’s newly launched respiratory syncytial virus antibody Beyfortus far exceeded analyst expectations, bringing in almost $700 million in the third quarter. Leerink Partners analyst David Risinger in a Friday note to investors said Sanofi expects Q4 Beyfortus sales similar to Q3.

Sanofi and partner AstraZeneca recently increased production capacity for their RSV antibody shot, sales of which jumped during the third quarter.

Sanofi (EPA:SASY) shares rose on Friday after the pharmaceutical giant posted better-than-expected third-quarter results, buoyed by strong vaccine revenues and robust early sales of Beyfortus, its respiratory syncytial

Sanofi is nearing a sale of a 50% stake in its consumer unit, valued at 16 billion euros in total, to boost clinical trials for next-generation drugs. CEO Paul Hudson's spending plans were initially met with a massive stock market slump a year ago but the shares have rebounded.

On Friday, Sanofi SA (NASDAQ:SNY) reported a third-quarter business operating income of 4.61 billion euros ($4.99 billion), up 14.4% year-over-year and 19.9% in constant currency. The company reported third-quarter sales of 13.

Sanofi (SNY) stock gains as company exceeds Q3 earnings estimates with strong vaccine and Dupixent sales, and raises its full-year earnings guidance. Read more here.

French drug maker Sanofi on Friday posted stronger earnings growth than analysts had expected in the third quarter, helped by earlier-than-anticipated sales of seasonal vaccines. Quarterly business operating income,

Sanofi SA (SNY) reports a robust 16% sales increase, driven by Dupixent and vaccines, while navigating market challenges and strategic divestments.