Earnings summaries and quarterly performance for PTC THERAPEUTICS.
Executive leadership at PTC THERAPEUTICS.
Matthew B. Klein
Chief Executive Officer
Christine Utter
Senior Vice President, Chief Accounting Officer and Head of People Services
Eric Pauwels
Chief Business Officer
Lee Golden
Executive Vice President and Chief Medical Officer
Mark E. Boulding
Executive Vice President and Chief Legal Officer
Neil Almstead
Chief Technical Operations Officer
Pierre Gravier
Chief Financial Officer
Board of directors at PTC THERAPEUTICS.
Alethia Young
Director
Allan Jacobson
Director
David P. Southwell
Director
Emma Reeve
Director
Glenn D. Steele Jr.
Director
Jerome B. Zeldis
Director
Mary Smith
Director
Michael Schmertzler
Chair of the Board
Stephanie S. Okey
Director
Research analysts who have asked questions during PTC THERAPEUTICS earnings calls.
Brian Abrahams
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UBS
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JPMorgan Chase & Co.
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Baird
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Jefferies
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Cantor Fitzgerald
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Goldman Sachs
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Bank of America
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Morgan Stanley
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Recent press releases and 8-K filings for PTCT.
- On December 29, 2025, PTC Therapeutics, Inc. sold its retained interest in the Evrysdi® (risdiplam) royalty to Royalty Pharma Investments 2019 ICAV.
- The company received $240.0 million in upfront cash consideration for this sale.
- PTC Therapeutics is eligible for three potential additional cash payments of $20.0 million each, contingent on specific royalty payment thresholds being met by RPI in 2027, 2028, and 2029.
- Following this transaction, PTC Therapeutics now owns 0% of the Evrysdi® royalty, with Royalty Pharma owning 100%.
- PTC Therapeutics received approval from the Japanese Ministry of Health, Labor and Welfare (MHLW) for Sephience™ (sepiapterin) for the treatment of phenylketonuria (PKU) in children and adults.
- This approval is the first product approval for PTC in Japan and includes individuals of all ages and the full spectrum of disease severity.
- The company anticipates concluding pricing discussions in Q1 2026, with the product launch expected shortly thereafter.
- Sephience has now been approved in the EU, US, and Japan within less than six months, facilitating a global launch.
- PTC Therapeutics reported a strong launch for Sapphiens, its oral therapy for PKU, in the US and EU during 2025, with continued momentum into Q4. This product is anticipated to drive the company towards cash flow break-even in the near future.
- The company is expanding the global reach of Sapphiens, with expected approvals in Japan and Brazil before the end of 2025, complementing its simultaneous US and European launches. Early uptake has been observed across all patient segments, including switches from existing therapies and therapy-naive patients.
- PTC Therapeutics is committed to achieving cash flow break-even soon and plans to reduce operating expenses in 2026 relative to 2025. The company also highlighted significant advancements in its small molecule splicing platform, identifying new therapeutic targets and potential for strategic partnerships.
- PTC Therapeutics (PTCT) has experienced an incredibly successful year in 2025, driven by the US and EU approval of Sapphiens, an oral therapy for PKU, which is demonstrating an incredibly strong launch and continued strong momentum into the fourth quarter. This product is anticipated to lead the company to cash flow break-even and beyond in the near future.
- The company is actively preparing for the global launch of Sapphiens, with approvals expected in Japan and Brazil before the end of 2025. To support this, PTC has expanded its API manufacturers from one to two, with plans to add a third, ensuring it can meet anticipated global demand.
- PTC's R&D day highlighted the significant evolution of its small molecule splicing platform, which has identified 256 additional sequences that could be targeted, offering substantial potential for new therapies and strategic partnerships.
- In its pipeline, Votaplam for Huntington's disease is noted as a differentiated oral small molecule with placebo-controlled data, and its partner Novartis is moving forward with the next trial. The company also received a Complete Response Letter (CRL) for vatiquinone, and discussions with the FDA are scheduled for Q4 2025 to explore potential pathways.
- PTC has committed to reducing operating expenses (OpEx) in 2026 relative to 2025 as part of its strategy to achieve cash flow break-even.
- PTC Therapeutics has strategically refocused its R&D efforts on small molecule splicing and ferroptosis platforms to develop transformative therapies for diseases with high unmet medical needs.
- The company's PTSeek splicing platform has enabled the discovery of novel modulators, with plans to select clinical candidates in early 2026 for programs targeting Huntington's disease/DM1 (MSH3 lowering), SCA3 (ataxin-3 lowering), and an oncology target, aiming for Phase I readiness by end of 2026 for the NRD and SCA3 programs.
- In its inflammation and ferroptosis platform, PTC is advancing a preclinical program for Parkinson's disease and an NRF2 activation program, with a development candidate expected in H2 2026. The clinical pipeline includes a highly potent NLRP3 inhibitor (PTC612) for autoimmune and inflammatory disorders.
- These R&D initiatives are being conducted with a significantly reduced research budget, aligning with the company's commitment to OpEx reduction and achieving cash flow break-even, while also exploring strategic partnerships for certain programs.
- PTC Therapeutics has significantly advanced its small molecule splicing platform, including the development of the PTCEK discovery engine, which has expanded the universe of druggable splicing targets.
- The company plans to select clinical candidates in early 2026 for its MSH3 program (targeting Huntington's disease and DM1), SCAT3 program, and an oncology program, with the MSH3 and SCAT3 programs aiming for Phase 1 readiness by the end of 2026.
- PTC is also progressing its ferroptosis platform, focusing on a Parkinson's disease program targeting 15-LO, and an NLRP3 program for inflammatory diseases, demonstrating superior potency with new compounds.
- Following a significant restructuring, PTC is committed to achieving cash flow break-even and reducing OpEx, while also seeking strategic partnerships for non-core therapeutic areas to leverage its science.
- PTC Therapeutics is strategically focusing on small molecule therapies, leveraging its splicing and ferroptosis platforms to develop treatments for diseases with high unmet medical needs.
- The company provided updates on its splicing platform, which has already yielded commercial successes like Evrysdi and Branaplam, and is now advancing new programs targeting MSH3 (for Huntington's and DM1, with a clinical candidate selection planned for Q1 2026), SCAT3, fetal hemoglobin induction, and protein aggregation in neurodegenerative diseases.
- Updates on the ferroptosis and inflammation platforms include progress in Parkinson's disease (development candidate selection in Q1 2026, Phase 1 in H2 2026), NRF2 activation, and two clinical-stage programs: PTC612 (NLRP3 inhibitor, Phase 1 in H1 2026) and PTC844 (DHODH inhibitor, Phase 1 completed, phase two-ready).
- PTC remains committed to achieving cash flow break-even and reducing operating expenses, with an expectation of further OpEx reduction guidance in January, and is open to strategic partnerships for larger indications.
- PTC Therapeutics highlighted the successful global launch of SEPHIENCE, an oral therapy for PKU, which is expected to be a multi-billion dollar opportunity and become the standard of care.
- SEPHIENCE generated $19.6 million in revenue in its first six weeks of Q3, with $14.2 million from the U.S. and $5.4 million internationally, and had over 300 patients on therapy by the Q3 earnings call.
- The company is nearing profitability, driven by SEPHIENCE, with a full-year revenue guidance of $750 million-$800 million and OpEx of $730 million.
- PTC has upcoming FDA meetings in Q4 for its pipeline programs: vatiquinone for Friedreich's ataxia and PTC518 for Huntington's disease, with positive Phase 2 results for PTC518 showing dose-dependent Huntington lowering and clinical benefit.
- Safiance, PTC Therapeutics' oral therapy for PKU, had a strong initial launch, generating $19.6 million in revenue in the first six weeks of Q3, with $14.2 million from the U.S. and $5.4 million internationally. The company reported over 300 patients on therapy and over 520 patient start forms by the end of Q3.
- The company anticipates Safiance to be a multi-billion dollar opportunity and the key driver for achieving profitability, with current year revenue guidance of $750 million-$800 million and unchanged OpEx of $730 million.
- Despite losing exclusivity in February 2024, the Amplify program in the U.S. for DMD has maintained over 70% of its peak revenue due to brand loyalty and patient services.
- PTC Therapeutics has upcoming FDA meetings in Q4 for Vatiquinone in Friedreich's ataxia to discuss resubmission pathways after a CRL, and for PTC518 in Huntington's disease to align on the next efficacy trial design and explore accelerated approval following positive Phase 2 results.
- PTC Therapeutics reported $211 million in revenue for the third quarter, with a strong financial position of approximately $1.7 billion on its balance sheet.
- The company's new PKU drug, Sephience, generated $19.6 million in global revenue in Q3 2025, including $14.2 million from the US, and recorded over 500 patient start forms in the first six weeks of its launch.
- PTC Therapeutics received a Complete Response Letter (CRL) from the FDA for vatiquinone for Friedreich's Ataxia and plans a meeting with the FDA in Q4 2025 to discuss potential paths to resubmission or a new clinical trial.
- The company aims to achieve cash flow breakeven and profitability in the near future with Sephience, with a subsequent goal of reaching a $2 billion top line.
Quarterly earnings call transcripts for PTC THERAPEUTICS.
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