West Pharma FY2025 Proprietary Products gross profit rises 12.0% to USD 1.01 billion

Reuters02-18
West Pharma FY2025 Proprietary Products gross profit rises 12.0% to USD 1.01 billion

West Pharmaceutical Services reported full year (FY) 2025 net sales of USD 3.00 billion, up 4.3%. Gross profit for proprietary products reached USD 1.01 billion, an increase of 12.0%. The rise in net sales was primarily driven by higher sales of Westar, NovaChoice, and Envision products, especially in self-injection devices for obesity and diabetes. This was partially offset by the absence of approximately USD 47 million in customer incentives that were recorded in the previous period. Contract-manufactured products net sales increased by 4.2% to USD 578.10 million, supported by increased demand for self-injection devices, while sales of healthcare diagnostic devices declined.

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