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Posted 15 May 2026 AM
Takeda has announced another round of job cuts, signalling thousands of employees will be affected globally by restructuring this year, with hopes some could transition to different roles within the Japan-headquartered company.
The cost cutting will help mitigate the loss of exclusivity of ADHD drug Vyvanse, which saw global revenue for the drug fall 43 per cent to $1.77 billion (203.2 billion yen) for the financial year. Vyvanse maintains exclusivity in Australia, although Takeda asked the government to slash the PBS list price in half.

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