Pfizer expands cost-cutting program, targeting $1 billion in new savings through 2029
Pfizer announced it is expanding a cost-cutting initiative first launched in 2023 to further reduce expenses.
The new measures are projected to generate about $1 billion in additional savings by 2029, contributing to a total target of $6.7 billion in cuts, including $1.5 billion from manufacturing efficiencies and technology-driven productivity gains across commercial, R&D and support functions.
In the second quarter, Pfizer reported $15 billion in revenue, a modest 1 % rise year-over-year and a beat of analyst expectations, with non-COVID drug sales up 5 %.
The news lifted Pfizer’s share price roughly 1 % in trading, though the stock remains well below its pandemic peak.
This writeup was produced by pharmadog from original reporting by BioPharma Dive.
Original headline: “Pfizer expands multibillion-dollar cost-cutting plan”
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