BridgeBio Q2 boosted by Attruby growth, advances 3 NDAs and secures $1B launch funding
BridgeBio Q2 boosted by Attruby growth as company advances three NDAs and secures $1B launch funding
- Q2 2026 revenue $243.7M (+120% YoY) beat estimates, while EPS loss of $0.78 missed expectations.
- Attruby net revenue rose to $222.4M, driving total Q2 revenue to $243.7M.
- Attruby is fastest-growing brand in ATTR-CM, with 23% sequential growth and rising first-line share.
- New kidney-protection data and multiple real-world studies further differentiate Attruby versus tafamidis clinically.
- Cardio Transform combo failure reinforces stabilizers as first-line backbone, favoring Attruby’s near-complete stabilizer profile.
- Three late-stage programs (LGMD2I, ADH1, achondroplasia) are now with regulators, all showing strong Phase III data.
- BBP-418 (LGMD2I) has FDA priority review; PDUFA November 27, 2026, no advisory committee planned.
- Encaleret for ADH1 granted FDA priority review; PDUFA May 8, 2027; MAA under EMA review.
- Infigratinib NDA for achondroplasia submitted, with expected U.S. approval around mid-2027 and EU filing in Q4 2026.
- Operating loss improved ~20% YoY to $107.1M despite heavy launch investments, showing emerging operating leverage.
- $1B preferred equity raise lifts pro forma cash to ~$1.7B, funding Attruby growth and three upcoming launches.
- Main concern: execution and pricing/access dynamics amid intensifying ATTR-CM competition and three near-simultaneous rare disease launches.
- Strong quarter, driven by accelerating Attruby adoption, expanding clinical differentiation, and de-risked late-stage rare disease pipeline.
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