Drug Manufacturers - Specialty & Generic

Employment trends and layoff analytics for the Drug Manufacturers - Specialty & Generic industry.

300
Total Affected
Since Jan 2024
1
Layoff Events
Across all companies
1
Companies
With layoffs
300
Avg per Event
Employees affected
0
Confirmed
Company verified events
1
Multi-Source
Multiple source verification
0
Severance Data
With severance information

Layoffs Over Time

By Sector

Healthcare
300

Most Common Reasons

Elanco Animal Health Inc. initiated a restructuring plan, branded as the 'Elanco Ascend' growth initiative, to generate significant cost savings, optimize its global manufacturing footprint, and align with future volume expectations. This strategic move includes reducing its workforce in higher-cost locations, notably through the closure of its German animal R&D facility and targeted reductions in its manufacturing workforce. Concurrently, Elanco is expanding its research and development presence at its new Indianapolis global headquarters and increasing investments in its U.S.-based manufacturing. This shift is influenced by a favorable tax environment, regulatory reforms leading to improved USDA regulatory review timelines, and greater certainty on tariffs, which collectively create conditions conducive to consolidating key innovation capabilities from Europe to the U.S. The restructuring is projected to deliver approximately $25 million in savings in 2026 and $60 million in 2027, with an overall target of $200 million to $250 million in adjusted EBITDA savings by 2030.
1 event

Most Affected Departments

Research & Development
300
Manufacturing
300

Most Affected Locations

Germany (R&D facility closure)
300
Higher-cost manufacturing locations (general)
300
Indiana (very minimal cuts)
300

Companies in Drug Manufacturers - Specialty & Generic

Recent Layoff Events

DateCompanyEmployeesReason
Dec 15, 2025300 (3.2%)
Elanco Animal Health Inc. initiated a restructuring plan, branded as the 'Elanco Ascend' growth initiative, to generate significant cost savings, optimize its global manufacturing footprint, and align with future volume expectations. This strategic move includes reducing its workforce in higher-cost locations, notably through the closure of its German animal R&D facility and targeted reductions in its manufacturing workforce. Concurrently, Elanco is expanding its research and development presence at its new Indianapolis global headquarters and increasing investments in its U.S.-based manufacturing. This shift is influenced by a favorable tax environment, regulatory reforms leading to improved USDA regulatory review timelines, and greater certainty on tariffs, which collectively create conditions conducive to consolidating key innovation capabilities from Europe to the U.S. The restructuring is projected to deliver approximately $25 million in savings in 2026 and $60 million in 2027, with an overall target of $200 million to $250 million in adjusted EBITDA savings by 2030.