It all starts with the
discovery
of new modes of action

Target discovery platform

Filgotinib, a selective JAK1-inhibitor which has shown activity and favorable tolerability in inflammatory diseases.

A tiny molecule – yet,
what it can do is
unimaginably
big

Filgotinib

GLPG1690, a potent and selective inhibitor of autotaxin, a potential target for IPF.

Innovative medicines
can change
people’s lives

The Galapagos pipeline

As many
medical
innovations
have done before

Strategy

Clockwise: single microscope, Antoni van Leeuwenhoek (1673-1723); heart valve prosthesis (1970-1990); artificial kidney, Willem Johan Kolff (1943); bottle with penicillin, Royal Dutch Yeast and Spiritus factory (1950-1975); hearing aid (1875-1950).

To date, we have
three novel
mechanisms
showing promising
patient results

R&D

Clockwise: small molecule filgotinib, small molecule GLPG1690 and monoclonal antibody MOR106.

This is just
the beginning

Letter from the management

Financial highlights

Group revenues

155.9 million

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Cash position

1152.4 million

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Letter from the management

We look back on another very successful execution year at Galapagos. But this is just the beginning. We continue to discover new modes of action, and plan to bring them all the way to patients.
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Corporate social responsibility

We believe we have a responsibility to ensure our actions not only benefit our main stakeholders, but also society as a whole. At Galapagos, being socially responsible is already a consideration in everything we do.

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