Evotec Presents Plan Targeting EUR 75 Million in Annual Run-Rate Cost Savings by End-2027

By Public Technologies
  • Evotec signed a deal to sell its Toulouse biologics site to Sandoz for approximately US$ 350 million upfront, including technology licensing.
  • The agreement includes more than US$ 300 million in license, milestone and development revenue commitments for 2026-2028.
  • Royalties on 10 biosimilars offer additional revenue potential beyond 2028; six are in technical development.
  • The Horizon restructuring targets approximately 800 job cuts, reducing the global footprint from 14 sites to 10.
  • Expected annual run-rate savings reach approximately EUR 75 million by end-2027, against approximately EUR 100 million in total cash costs.


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