All entries for: Biologic

January 29, 2026

Gilead Sciences - Oceanside

Layoffs

Oceanside, CA
10,001-50,000 employees

Gilead is letting go of 34 employees at its Oceanside, California, site.

Disease Area: Antiviral, Chronic Disease, Multiple, Oncology
Drug Type: Biologic, Small Molecule
January 19, 2026

Takeda

Layoffs

Cambridge, MA
50,001+ employees

Takeda is laying off 243 employees across its U.S. operations, an effort that will heavily affect its neuroscience commercialization teams.The spokesperson told the media outlet the workforce reduction was part of a “strategic decision” to help the company navigate its upcoming loss of exclusivity for Trintellix, a major depressive disorder drug. That decision also includes “reprioritizing resources to prepare for multiple potential new medication launches in the U.S.”

Disease Area: Multiple
Drug Type: Biologic, Small Molecule
January 19, 2026

Vedanta Biosciences

Layoffs

Cambridge, MA
51-200 employees

Vedanta Biosciences “significantly” reduced its headcount to maintain progress and focus resources on a Phase III study of oral drug candidate VE303 for recurrent Clostridioides difficile infection (rCDI).

Disease Area: Gastrointestinal
Drug Type: Biologic
January 12, 2026

InflaRx

Discontinued Research, Layoffs

Jena, Germany
51-200 employees

InflaRx is cutting approximately 30% of its employees in a bid to streamline its spending and pour more of its resources into its lead candidate. To accompany the layoffs, InflaRx will also pull money from its investigational antibody Gohibic, according to a press announcement Jan. 8.

Disease Area: Chronic Disease, Immune Diseases, Infectious Diseases
Drug Type: Biologic, Small Molecule
January 8, 2026

Tessera Therapeutics

Layoffs

Somerville, MA
201-500 employees

A month after announcing a partnership with Regeneron to advance its lead gene editor, Tessera Therapeutics has disclosed it will lay off 90 employees. Endpoints News first reported the cuts. Several employees told Endpoints the layoffs will affect about 35% of the workforce. The cuts follow a 17% reduction in 2025 and 13% downsizing in 2024.

Disease Area: Chronic Disease, Multiple, Rare Diseases, Respiratory Diseases
Drug Type: Biologic
January 3, 2026

GSK

Layoffs

San Francisco, CA
50,001+ employees

Up to 350 people across GSK’s U.S. and U.K. workforces could lose their jobs as the pharma reorients its investments with its priorities. The layoffs are expected to affect fewer than 70 individuals in the US, and fewer than 50 in the UK, according to Fierce.

Disease Area: Immune Diseases, Multiple, Oncology, Rare Diseases, Respiratory Diseases
Drug Type: Biologic, Small Molecule
December 19, 2025

Voyager Therapeutics

Layoffs

Lexington, MA
51-200 employees

Voyager let 30 employees go, according to reporting from Fierce Biotech.

Disease Area: Neurological Diseases
Drug Type: Biologic
December 12, 2025

Pfizer

Layoffs

New York, NY
50,001+ employees

Pfizer will part ways with more than 200 employees across Switzerland as part of a continuing effort to slow its cash burn, according to a report from Bloomberg on Dec. 10. After the layoffs, the pharma expects its Switzerland headcount to shrink to around 70 people, down from 300, the publication noted, citing anonymous sources familiar with the matter.

Disease Area: Multiple, Oncology
Drug Type: Biologic, Small Molecule
November 25, 2025

Novartis

Layoffs

Basel, Switzerland
10,001-50,000 employees

Novartis will cut 550 full-time jobs at a facility in Switzerland by the end of 2027. The cuts come as the pharma company is ending production of tablets, capsules, and sterile medicine packaging at a plant in Stein, Switzerland.

Disease Area: Cardiology, Hematology, Immune Diseases, Multiple, Oncology
Drug Type: Biologic, Small Molecule
November 20, 2025

Ensoma

Layoffs

Boston, MA
51-200 employees

As it transitions into a clinical-stage company, genetic therapy startup Ensoma is leaving behind half of its employees. CEO Jim Burns confirmed to Endpoints News that only 37 workers will remain with the company.

Disease Area: Rare Diseases
Drug Type: Biologic
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