Several drugmakers saw shares fall after earnings missed expectations. Alnylam's Amvuttra sales disappointed despite growth; Neurocrine's guidance underwhelmed; AbbVie's Imbruvica and Roche's Vabysmo fell short of consensus.
Alnylam reported Q4 2025 adjusted EPS of $1.25, beating estimates, while revenue of $1.10 billion missed consensus despite 85% growth. Amvuttra sales surged 189% to $826.6 million. The stock fell 4.1% after the mixed results.
Bayer outlined its 2030 growth strategy at Pharma Media Day 2026, driven by AI partnerships, precision medicine, and a strengthened pipeline. The company aims for mid-single-digit growth from 2027 and 30% margins by 2030.
Precision medicine is transforming healthcare through genetic testing and AI integration, with research showing direct-to-consumer testing identifies unknown health risks and drives medical action. However, reimbursement systems lag behind scientific advances, creating barriers to widespread adoption of personalized treatment approaches.
Prothena reported Q4 and full year 2025 financial results with $308.4 million in cash as partners Roche and Novo Nordisk initiated Phase 3 trials for prasinezumab and coramitug, both expected to complete in 2029.
The FDA removed the clinical hold on Intellia Therapeutics' MAGNITUDE-2 Phase 3 trial of nexiguran ziclumeran for ATTRv-PN, allowing patient enrollment and dosing to resume with enhanced safety monitoring.