Q2 2025 Earnings Summary
Metric | YoY Change | Reason |
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Overall Revenue (Q1 2024) | 29% YoY increase | This growth was driven by strong performance across segments including a 126% jump in Rare Disease, 10% growth in Generics, and a 13% uptick in Established Brands, reflecting expanded market reach and operational efficiency. |
Rare Disease Segment – Purified Cortrophin Gel (Q1 2024) | 126% YoY increase | The surge was due to increased prescription volumes, expansion into new specialties such as pulmonology and ophthalmology, and the product innovation with a new 1 mL vial size targeting acute conditions. |
Generics Segment (Q1 2024) | 10% YoY increase | Growth in the generics segment was driven by increased base volumes and the successful launch of new products, including a Competitive Generic Therapy with 180-day exclusivity. |
Established Brands (Q1 2024) | 13% YoY increase | The increase in this segment was supported by higher sales volumes and favorable supply chain tailwinds, contributing positively to overall revenue. |
Generics Segment (Q1 2025) | 40.5% YoY increase to $98.7 million | This robust growth was fueled by markedly increased volumes and successful new product launches, such as the market-first prucalopride tablets with 180-day exclusivity, outperforming prior period performance in this segment. |
Rare Disease – Cortrophin Gel (Q1 2025) | 43.1% YoY increase to $52.9 million | Growth in this metric was driven by a record number of new patient starts and sustained high prescription volumes, signaling continued strength compared to the previous period's performance despite a moderated rate. |
Rare Disease Overall (Q1 2025) | 86.7% YoY increase to $69.0 million | This overall increase reflects both strong organic growth and strategic impacts such as the Q3 2024 Alimera acquisition, which contributed $16.1 million in revenues, further consolidating gains from previous periods. |
Brands Portfolio (Q1 2025) | –2.2% YoY decrease to $25.1 million | The slight decline suggests potential market saturation or a strategic shift in focus, possibly as resources were reallocated towards the higher-growth Generics and Rare Disease segments, contrasting with the strong growth observed in earlier periods. |
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