Faes Farma (FAE) CMD 2025 summary
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CMD 2025 summary
19 Aug, 2026Strategic vision and leadership
New CEO Eduardo Recoder brings over 20 years of global pharma experience, aiming to accelerate growth and international expansion.
Faes Farma has evolved from a national to a global company, consolidating its presence in new markets, especially LATAM.
The company has a solid financial base, with revenues growing from €198M in 2014 to €510M in 2024, and international revenues now representing 57% of the total.
The workforce is diverse and global, with 1,775 employees across 130+ countries and a balanced gender split.
Strategic plan 2025–2030: transforming the future
The new plan is built on four pillars: accelerating growth, leading from science, achieving commercial and operational excellence, and promoting positive impact.
Ambition to double sales and EBITDA by 2030, targeting €815–845M in revenues and €190–200M in EBITDA, with a CAGR of 11–12% and 10–11% respectively (including M&A).
Organic growth will be driven by international pharma sales, especially in LATAM and the Gulf, with M&A as a key accelerator.
The acquisition of Edol strengthens the ophthalmology portfolio and doubles sales and EBITDA in Portugal.
R&D investment will rise from 6% to 10% of pharma sales by 2030, with over €25M invested in 2024 and 15 strategic launches planned for 2025–2030.
Growth levers and business development
Pharma business will focus on innovation in Iberia, international expansion in LATAM and the Gulf, and portfolio diversification through licensing.
International pharma revenues are expected to double by 2030, reaching €295–305M, and represent 30% of group sales.
FARM Faes (animal nutrition) aims to double revenues by 2027–2028 through internationalisation, diversification, and vertical integration.
M&A targets include companies with innovative products in high-growth therapeutic areas and advanced emerging markets, aiming to add ~€170M in sales by 2030.
The new Derio plant will centralise production, double capacity, and support operational excellence and margin improvement.
Latest events from Faes Farma
- Revenue up 27%, EBITDA up 24%, net profit up 9%, ophthalmology now 16% of revenue.FAE
Q2 2026 - Revenue up 15.5% to €454M, with EBITDA up 3% and strategic integration supporting growth.FAE
Q3 2025 - Revenue up 31% and net profit up 9%, driven by international and ophthalmology growth.FAE
Q1 2026 - 23% revenue growth, major acquisitions, and strong 2026 outlook driven by integration.FAE
Q4 2025 - Revenue up 12.3% to €307.4M, with strong pharma and animal health growth; outlook positive.FAE
Q2 2025 - Strong revenue and profit growth driven by Pharma, with robust outlook for year-end.FAE
Q3 2024 - Double-digit growth in sales and profit, strong cash, and higher dividends in H1 2024.FAE
Q2 2024 - €270M acquisition expands ophthalmology, rare disease reach, and delivers immediate EPS accretion.FAE
M&A Announcement - Income up 9.7% YoY, adjusted EBITDA up 3%, net profit down 6.8%; LATAM leads growth.FAE
Q1 2025