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Daiichi Sankyo bets on new cancer drugs to fuel future growth

The Japan Times·Eru Ishikawa·21 days ago
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"The next five years are critical in defining Daiichi Sankyo’s future,” CEO Hiroyuki Okuzawa said Tuesday. | 418265747 Daiichi Sankyo is betting on a new wave of antibody-drug conjugates to reduce its reliance on Enhertu, as the Japanese drugmaker pushes to expand its oncology business ahead of the blockbuster cancer treatment’s patent expiry. "The next five years are critical in defining Daiichi Sankyo’s future,” CEO Hiroyuki Okuzawa said in an interview Tuesday. "We have no intention of making Daiichi Sankyo a company that just happened to hit with ADC and ended there.” The company aims to more than double oncology revenue to above ¥2.3 trillion ($14.6 billion) by 2030 and become one of the world’s top five oncology players by 2035. The targets, outlined in a midterm plan released Monday, come as investors assess growth prospects beyond Enhertu, which generated about ¥700 billion in sales in fiscal 2025 and has become its primary earnings driver.…

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