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    Tommie Reerink

    Biotechnology Equity Research Associate at Goldman Sachs

    Tommie Reerink is a Biotechnology Equity Research Associate at Goldman Sachs specializing in US biotechnology sector research, with experience covering companies such as Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical and BioMarin Pharmaceutical. Reerink has maintained a 66.67% success rate with analyst calls, though the average return is currently -4.76%. After completing a Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and a Bachelor's degree in Music at MIT, Reerink joined Goldman Sachs as a Biopharma Equity Analyst intern before transitioning to a full-time research role in 2021. Professional credentials include significant research and presentations supported by organizations like the National Science Foundation and the National Security Agency.

    Tommie Reerink's questions to Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical (RARE) leadership

    Tommie Reerink's questions to Ultragenyx Pharmaceutical (RARE) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Representing Salveen Richter of Goldman Sachs, Tommie Reerink asked about the regulatory and competitive bar for the upcoming Angelman syndrome data and whether there has been any updated feedback from the FDA on using the Bayley-4 scale as the primary endpoint.

    Answer

    Eric Crombez, Chief Medical Officer, stated that the bar for the Angelman program has not changed and that the company has full FDA buy-in on the study design. He expressed high confidence in the Bayley Cognition endpoint as foundational and noted that the rapid study enrollment reflects strong community enthusiasm for the therapy.

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    Tommie Reerink's questions to BIOMARIN PHARMACEUTICAL (BMRN) leadership

    Tommie Reerink's questions to BIOMARIN PHARMACEUTICAL (BMRN) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Tommie Reerink, on behalf of Salveen Richter at Goldman Sachs, requested a breakdown of the factors behind the adjusted VOXZOGO guidance, including ex-U.S. order timing, demand, and U.S. expansion efforts.

    Answer

    Cristin Hubbard, EVP and Chief Commercial Officer, explained that the guidance adjustment, which lowered the top end of the range, was primarily due to the shifting of large ex-U.S. orders into later in the year, with some moving into 2026. She emphasized that the midpoint of the revised guidance still represents significant 25% year-over-year growth.

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    Tommie Reerink's questions to BIOMARIN PHARMACEUTICAL (BMRN) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Tommie Reerink, on behalf of Salveen Richter at Goldman Sachs, asked for a breakdown of the factors contributing to the adjusted VOXZOGO guidance, including ex-U.S. order timing, demand, and U.S. expansion efforts.

    Answer

    Cristin Hubbard, EVP and Chief Commercial Officer, clarified that the guidance adjustment reflects better visibility with only five months left in the year. She attributed the change primarily to the shifting of some large OUS orders into later quarters, including into 2026. She emphasized that the updated guidance still represents significant 25% year-over-year growth at the midpoint.

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    Tommie Reerink's questions to Sarepta Therapeutics (SRPT) leadership

    Tommie Reerink's questions to Sarepta Therapeutics (SRPT) leadership • Q4 2024

    Question

    Tommie Reerink, on for Salveen Richter at Goldman Sachs, asked about the key differentiators of Arrowhead's RNA platform and whether there is flexibility to expand infusion center capacity for ELEVIDYS.

    Answer

    Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Louise Rodino-Klapac highlighted Arrowhead's targeting ligands as a key differentiator, noting their effectiveness in reaching muscle tissue, along with a comprehensive and diligent approach to construct design. Chief Customer Officer Dallan Murray explained that expanding infusion capacity is not a simple lever to pull, as it's part of a complex cadence involving staffing, contracts, and finance, which dictates the overall pace of the launch.

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    Tommie Reerink's questions to Sarepta Therapeutics (SRPT) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Tommie Reerink, on for Salveen Richter at Goldman Sachs, asked for quantification of the impact from patient infusions rescheduled from Q2 to Q3 and for the company's latest thinking on the long-term launch trajectory and peak year sales.

    Answer

    Chief Customer Officer Dallan Murray explained that the rescheduled infusions were already factored into the Q3 and Q4 guidance, so no specific quantification was necessary. President and CEO Doug Ingram reiterated the long-term plan to treat the prevalent Duchenne population by approximately 2030, with a period of significant growth throughout the decade.

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    Tommie Reerink's questions to ALNYLAM PHARMACEUTICALS (ALNY) leadership

    Tommie Reerink's questions to ALNYLAM PHARMACEUTICALS (ALNY) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    On behalf of Salveen Richter, Tommie Reerink asked about the potential for a bolus of fast-progressing cardiomyopathy patients switching to AMVUTTRA, beyond the initial focus on first-line therapy.

    Answer

    Chief Commercial Officer Tolga Tanguler affirmed the strategy remains focused on establishing AMVUTTRA as a first-line therapy due to the disease's rapid progression. He acknowledged that physicians will identify patients progressing on stabilizers, but noted that a significant switching behavior has not yet been established in the market and will take time to develop.

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    Tommie Reerink's questions to Blueprint Medicines (BPMC) leadership

    Tommie Reerink's questions to Blueprint Medicines (BPMC) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    Asked about the derisking potential of upcoming BLU-808 data, its differentiation from other mast cell targets, and the key factors influencing the ISM launch in 2025, including the ex-U.S. contribution.

    Answer

    The company believes the upcoming BLU-808 data will be a major inflection point, with its small molecule nature allowing for a better therapeutic index than biologics and a broader approach than other targets. For 2025, growth will be driven by new patient starts, retention, and international expansion, while factors like the IRA will be monitored.

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    Tommie Reerink's questions to Atara Biotherapeutics (ATRA) leadership

    Tommie Reerink's questions to Atara Biotherapeutics (ATRA) leadership • Q3 2023

    Question

    Asked about the financial impact of the Pierre Fabre deal and workforce reduction by year-end, and the level of detail to be expected in the upcoming ATA188 (MS) data release.

    Answer

    The main financial benefits from the deal and restructuring will begin in 2024, as year-end 2023 will have offsetting severance costs. The MS data release is expected to be comprehensive, providing more than just p-values, including data on disability progression beyond 12 months and key imaging biomarkers, to allow investors to fully assess the asset's value.

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