Danish dermatology specialist Leo Pharma has revealed plans to cut more jobs, marking the company’s fourth workforce reduction since 2022.
The latest layoffs follow previous rounds of cuts, including 300 positions in 2023 and another 100 this year, making job losses since 2019 of just under 2,000.
The move is part of a broad overhaul under chief executive Christophe Bourdon, who was appointed in 2022, bringing with him a focus on improving efficiency and boosting innovation through new R&D partnerships.
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