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Recent press releases and 8-K filings for GILD.
- 2026 guidance: Gilead expects mid-single-digit base business growth of 4–5%, with an additional ~2% headwind from ACA/MFN reversals (ex-impact would be ~6–7%); HIV treatment is targeted to grow 6% year-over-year, while HIV prevention PrEP is guided at $800 million (up from $150 million in 2025); four new product launches are anticipated in 2026.
- Biktarvy remains the HIV standard of care, with lifecycle management driving future growth via a bictegravir/lenacapavir (BIC/LEN) launch in H2 2026 and a weekly oral islatravir/lenacapavir combo expected in 2027, plus ambitions for every-6-month dosing.
- Yeztugo injectable PrEP (Q6M) achieved >90% payer access and secured a J-code in October, underpinning the $800 million revenue guidance; uptake is set to build steadily, supported by a new DTC campaign and increasing buy-and-bill adoption.
- Arcellx acquisition: Gilead agreed to acquire the remaining shares of Arcellx after FDA acceptance of its anito-cel BLA, positioning the company for a late-2026 launch in fourth-line multiple myeloma and supporting second-line expansion via the iMMagine-3 trial.
- Seladelpar (Livdelzi) for PBC, launched in August 2024, saw Q4 2025 momentum bolstered by Ocaliva’s market withdrawal; the IDEAL study readout in H2 2026 could expand the label to include UDCA incomplete responders.
- Gilead issued 2026 guidance projecting mid-single-digit 4-5% base business growth, with 6% HIV franchise growth and a ~2% ACA/MFN headwind (ex-headwind growth ~8%).
- The HIV treatment franchise led by Biktarvy remains the standard of care, with lifecycle management including bic/len launch in H2 2026 and a potential Q6M islatravir/lamivudine regimen in 2027.
- HIV prevention is set to expand via Descovy (guidance of $800 million vs. $150 million volume in 2025) and the Yes2Go injectable PrEP, supported by >90% access and a broad DTC campaign.
- In oncology, Gilead will acquire Arcellx following FDA BLA acceptance, gaining full rights to anito-cel ahead of a late-2026 fourth-line multiple myeloma launch; Trodelvy is also poised for first-line TNBC approval post-ASCENT-03/04 data.
- The inflammation portfolio, anchored by seladelpar (launched Aug 2024), exited 2025 at $600 million ARR, with the IDEAL Phase 3 study readout in H2 2026 expected to double the PBC addressable population.
- Gilead issued 2026 guidance of 4–5% base business growth (ex-ACA/MFN +2 pp), 6% HIV revenue growth, $800 M Descovy guidance and a 10% decline in cell therapy sales with anito-cel set to launch in 2027
- Biktarvy remains the standard of care in HIV treatment, with bic/len planned for H2 2026 and a weekly islatravir/lamivudine regimen expected in 2027, progressing toward Q6M–Q12M dosing options
- The long-acting PrEP injectable achieved >90% access with a J-code in October, poised for steady, durable growth driven by field support and a new DTC campaign; Descovy share climbed to mid-40s after plan coverage and pricing improvements
- Announced acquisition of Arcellx following FDA BLA acceptance to secure 100% rights to anito-cel in multiple myeloma, enabling an anticipated end-2026 launch
- A Lancet phase 3 trial found a once-daily bictegravir/lenacapavir tablet maintained viral suppression in 96% of long-term HIV patients, with no new resistance and fewer lipid side effects.
- ARTISTRY-1 and ARTISTRY-2 phase 3 studies confirmed the regimen is well tolerated and comparable to existing therapies, and Gilead plans to engage regulators for approval.
- The Yeztugo injectable lenacapavir showed near-perfect prevention efficacy (100% in PURPOSE1; 99.9% in PURPOSE2), prompting early trial stops and rapid commercial uptake.
- These clinical successes drove Gilead’s stock to multi-year highs and underscored its $182.5 billion market cap as it pivots toward ultra-long-acting HIV prevention.
- Gilead presented Phase 3 ARTISTRY-1 and ARTISTRY-2 data at CROI 2026 showing that the investigational once-daily single-tablet regimen of bictegravir 75 mg/lenacapavir 50 mg maintained virologic suppression in people with HIV switching therapy, with no new safety concerns identified.
- In ARTISTRY-1, BIC/LEN was noninferior to complex multi-tablet regimens at Week 48, with 0.8% vs 1.1% of participants having HIV-1 RNA ≥50 copies/mL, plus improved fasting lipids (–15 mg/dL vs +2 mg/dL) and a 7-point increase in treatment satisfaction.
- ARTISTRY-2 showed BIC/LEN was noninferior to BIKTARVY at Week 48, with 1.3% vs 1.0% of participants ≥50 copies/mL, stable CD4 counts, no capsid mutations, and similar drug-related adverse event rates (10.4% vs 12.0%).
- Gilead plans to leverage these results to support regulatory filings for the novel BIC/LEN combination.
- LEO Pharma’s revenue rose 10% at constant exchange rates (8% in DKK) to DKK 13,499 million in 2025.
- Adjusted EBITDA more than doubled to DKK 2,107 million, delivering a 16% margin versus 7% in 2024.
- Net profit turned positive at DKK 2,489 million and free cash flow improved to DKK 1,875 million.
- Portfolio expanded with the launch of Anzupgo® in the U.S. and the addition of Spevigo®, backed by new strategic partnerships.
- Gilead ended 2025 with $28.9 billion in product sales and a 6% year-over-year HIV sales increase, driven by Biktarvy’s $4.0 billion and Descovy’s $819 million in Q4.
- The newly launched HIV-prevention injection Yeztugo posted $96 million in Q4 and is forecast for $800 million in 2026, below some investor expectations.
- Q4 cash metrics included $10.6 billion in cash and equivalents, $3.3 billion in operating cash flow, $1.0 billion in dividends paid and $230 million in share repurchases.
- For 2026, Gilead expects $29.6 billion–$30.0 billion in product sales and $8.45–$8.85 in non-GAAP EPS.
- Upcoming 2026 pipeline milestones span Phase 3 readouts and launches for Trodelvy P3 EVOKE-03, ASCENT-GYN, BIC/LEN, ISL/LEN and anito-cel in 2H26, plus an FDA decision on bulevirtide in 1H26.
- Full-year 2025 total product sales were $28.9 billion (up 1% vs. 2024), with base business revenue of $28 billion (+4%), driven by 6% HIV sales growth to $20.8 billion; non-GAAP diluted EPS was $8.15.
- Q4 2025 product sales reached $7.9 billion (+5% YoY; +7% ex-Veklury), and non-GAAP EPS was $1.86.
- 2026 guidance: total product sales of $29.6 billion–$30 billion; base business up 4–5%; HIV sales +6% (Yeztugo revenue ~ $800 million); cell therapy revenues down ~ 10%.
- Pipeline and launches: four planned 2026 commercial launches—Trodelvy in first-line metastatic TNBC, daily oral bictegravir + lenacapavir for HIV, anito-cel in multiple myeloma, and bulevirtide for hepatitis D—and 53 ongoing clinical programs with five pivotal readouts expected in 2026.
- Gilead delivered Q4 total product sales of $7.9 B, up 5% YoY (base business $7.7 B, +7% YoY), driven by HIV ($5.8 B, +6% YoY) and Liver Disease ($844 M, +17% YoY).
- For FY25, base business sales reached $28.0 B, +4% YoY (+8% ex-Part D redesign), with total product sales of $28.9 B, +1% YoY (+5% ex-Part D redesign).
- Q4 non-GAAP diluted EPS was $1.86, down 2% YoY, and non-GAAP operating income was $3.09 B, down 1% YoY.
- FY26 guidance projects total product sales of $29.6–30.0 B and non-GAAP diluted EPS of $8.45–8.85.
- Key 2026 milestones include Phase 3 updates for ISLEND-1/-2 in 1H26 and multiple FDA decisions—BIC/LEN, ASCENT-03/04, EVOKE-03—in 2H26, supporting future growth.
- Q4 2025 total product sales were $7.9 billion (+5% YoY; ex-Veklury $7.7 billion, +7% YoY), and full-year 2025 sales were $28.9 billion (+1% YoY; base business ex-Veklury $28 billion, +4% YoY)
- 2025 HIV sales reached $20.8 billion, up 6% YoY (10% YoY ex–Medicare Part D headwind), with Q4 HIV revenue of $5.8 billion, +6% YoY
- Gilead plans four new commercial launches in 2026 and up to 10 by 2027 across HIV, oncology, and liver disease (e.g., Trodelvy first-line metastatic TNBC, bictegravir + lenacapavir oral combo, Anito-cel, bulevirtide), supported by five Phase III readouts
- 2026 guidance targets $29.6 – 30 billion in total product sales, $29 – 29.4 billion in base business sales (+4 – 5% YoY), and non-GAAP diluted EPS of $8.45 – 8.85 per share
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