Galapagos (GLPG) TD Cowen 45th Annual Healthcare Conference summary
Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.
TD Cowen 45th Annual Healthcare Conference summary
23 Dec, 2025Strategic transformation and company separation
Announced plan to separate into two publicly traded companies: Galapagos and SpinCo, to accelerate value creation and focus on distinct strategies.
SpinCo will assume the OLCA agreement with Gilead and focus on building a pipeline of innovative medicines, while Galapagos will concentrate on global oncology leadership and cell therapy.
Each entity will have resource flexibility and tailored strategies, aiming to maximize growth and impact.
SpinCo will be listed on Euronext and NASDAQ by mid-2025, with Galapagos shareholders receiving SpinCo shares pro rata.
SpinCo will be capitalized with EUR 2.45 billion, and Galapagos with EUR 500 million, providing a runway to 2028.
Cell therapy pipeline and manufacturing platform
Galapagos is advancing a decentralized, automated manufacturing platform for cell therapies, targeting a seven-day vein-to-vein time.
Six operational manufacturing sites in Europe, with expansion underway in the U.S., including Boston.
The platform aims to reduce costs, improve access, and deliver fresh, potent cells with enhanced efficacy and safety.
Strategic partnership with Lonza for supply and expansion of manufacturing capabilities.
Plans to partner the platform with other cell therapy companies and expand the pipeline into 2025 and 2026.
Clinical development and pipeline progress
Prioritizing GLPG 5101, a CD19 CAR-T therapy, with FDA and European clearance and fastest path to market.
Atalanta phase 1/2 study expanding into additional lymphomas, with pivotal studies planned for 2026 and first approval targeted for 2028.
Deprioritizing GLPG 5201 to focus resources on 5101; advancing GLPG 5301 in multiple myeloma and next-generation cell therapies.
Promising clinical data for GLPG 5101: high response rates, durable responses, and favorable safety profile in various lymphomas.
Uza-cel program in head and neck cancer progressing through partnership with Adaptimmune.
Latest events from Galapagos
- Strong 2025 profit and cash position drive a strategic pivot to business development-led growth.GLPG
Q4 202524 Feb 2026 - H1 2024 saw €99.2M net profit, €140.3M revenue, and a €3.43B cash position.GLPG
Q2 20242 Feb 2026 - Strategic overhaul and €259M net loss in H1 2025, with strong €3.1B cash reserves.GLPG
Q2 202528 Jan 2026 - Cell therapy wind down drives €204.8M impairment, €461.3M net loss, and €3.05B cash position.GLPG
Q3 202528 Jan 2026 - Q1 2025: €75M revenue, €153.4M net loss, €3.3B cash, SpinCo separation, cell therapy progress.GLPG
Q1 202528 Jan 2026 - FDA IND clearance, €3.3B cash, and JyselecaⓇ sale highlight strong pipeline progress.GLPG
Q3 202417 Jan 2026 - Separation creates two public entities: cell therapy focus and €2.45B SpinCo for acquisitions.GLPG
Investor Update10 Jan 2026 - Separation creates a cell therapy leader and €2.45B SpinCo to drive innovation and growth.GLPG
43rd Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference10 Jan 2026 - 2024 profit €74.1M, €3.3B cash, cell therapy advances, and company split planned.GLPG
Q4 202428 Dec 2025