Amphastar falls after flat revenue
Amphastar Q1 EPS falls 43% on flat $171.2M revenue, misses estimates, cuts BAQSIMI outlook but keeps 2026 growth guidance
- Q1 2026 non-GAAP EPS was $0.42 (-43% YoY) with net income $6.4M on $171.2M revenue (+0% YoY), missing estimates.
- Gross margin compressed to 71% of revenue from mix shift, BAQSIMI pricing and higher costs, contributing to EPS decline.
- BAQSIMI units grew 8% YoY, but revenue declined 15% on higher rebates and 340B discounts.
- Management cut BAQSIMI 2026 outlook to flat or low-single-digit growth, citing ongoing pricing pressure.
- Overall 2026 sales unit growth guidance maintained at mid-to-high single digits despite BAQSIMI reset.
- New ipratropium bromide (AMP-007) launch, currently sole generic, expected to be 2026’s largest growth driver.
- Primatene MIST demand solid with store-level sales up 6.5% YoY, with no visibility yet on generics.
- Glucagon injection sales fell 56% YoY, with further declines expected but at a slower pace.
- Late-stage insulin aspart biosimilar and GLP-1 ANDA remain targeted for 2027 commercialization.
- Investor focus remains on BAQSIMI economics, AMP-007 ramp, and regulatory paths for key pipeline assets.
- Main concern is sustainability of BAQSIMI profitability amid rebate and 340B pressures and broader pricing headwinds.
- Quarter was mixed, with BAQSIMI pricing headwinds offset by new product launches and a resilient base portfolio.
- Company filed its Q1 2026 report with the SEC today, disclosing updated financial details.
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