Co-pay assistance program and patient transition, sample usage and demand dynamics, market share and payer positioning, patient benefit design stability, and sales guidance and market clarity are the key contradictions discussed in
Pharmaceuticals' latest 2025Q1 earnings call.
SYFOVRE Revenue Dynamics:
- SYFOVRE's
net product revenue was
$130 million for Q1, lower than expected due to inventory dynamics and funding shortages at third-party co-pay assistance programs.
- The revenue decline was primarily due to an unexpected increase in inventory at distribution centers and physician offices, as well as increased reliance on samples due to underfunded co-pay assistance.
Injection Demand Growth:
- SYFOVRE saw an
4% growth in injection demand in Q1 compared to the previous quarter, reaching the largest quarterly injection volume since launch.
- This growth was driven by increased preference for SYFOVRE and regulatory concerns related to a competitor's product.
EMPAVELI Launch Preparation:
- EMPAVELI's supplemental NDA for C3G and IC-MPGN was accepted, with a PDUFA date of July 28.
- EMPAVELI is expected to be a significant new product launch with an estimated 5,000 C3G and IC-MPGN patients in the U.S. alone, supported by strong clinical trial results.
Tariff Impact Mitigation:
- Apellis is actively evaluating potential tariff exposure and plans to mitigate any adverse impacts on its business.
- The company is considering various strategies to address possible tariff scenarios without disclosing specific details.
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