Xeris Biopharma shares rise 12.90% intraday after reporting $292M preliminary 2025 revenue exceeding guidance, 44% YoY growth, and strong Recorlev/Gvoke sales.

think> Okay, let's tackle this query. The user wants me to transform a given text into a concise news headline following specific rules. Let me start by understanding the requirements. First, I need to keep the company name as is. The example uses "Pineapple Energy Inc." so I should do the same here. The company name here is "Xeris Biopharma." Got that. Next, the percentage change needs to be rounded to two decimal places. The input shows 12.89875173%, which rounds to 12.90%. I should check if there are any trailing zeros. Since 12.90 has two decimal places and no trailing zeros after rounding, that's correct. The time period is "intraday," so I have to include that in the headline. The example uses "in premarket trading," so I'll use "in intraday trading" here. Now, the brief reason for the price movement. The input has two points. The first one is about the 2025 revenue exceeding guidance, and the second is about their products' performance. I need to condense these into a concise reason. The main point is the revenue exceeding expectations and the growth in their products' sales. The example includes the subsidiary's project details. Here, the key info is the revenue figures and the product performance. I should mention the $292 million revenue, the guidance of $285-$290 million, and the 44% growth. Then, mention Recorlev's $139 million and Gvoke's 13% growth. I also need to ensure the headline is in English and follows the structure. Let me check the example again for structure. The first part is the company name, percentage, time, and reason. The example then continues with more details in the next paragraph. Wait, the user's example output has two paragraphs. But the user's instruction says to write the headline, but the example includes more details. Wait, the user's transformation rules mention "a brief reason for the price movement, retaining key information." So maybe the entire output should be a single concise headline, but the example shows a longer text. Wait, the example's output is actually two paragraphs. Let me check the example again. Looking at the example output, the first sentence is the headline with the company, percentage, time, and reason. Then the next paragraph gives more details about the company. But the user's instruction says "transform the following text into a concise news headline." However, the example output is more detailed. Maybe the user wants a headline that's a single sentence, but the example shows a two-paragraph structure. Hmm. The user's example output has two paragraphs, but the first part is the headline. Wait, the example's first line is the headline, then the second line starts with "The company..." which is more detail. The user's instruction says "a brief reason for the price movement, retaining key information." So perhaps the headline is the first sentence, and the rest is supporting details. However, the user's example shows that. So I should follow that structure. So for the current input, the first sentence would be: "Xeris Biopharma surged 12.90% intraday, with the company reporting 2025 preliminary total revenue of $292 million, exceeding guidance of $285-$290 million and growing 44% year-over-year." Then the next paragraph would elaborate on the products: "The company focuses on therapies for endocrine and neurological disorders, with Recorlev generating $139 million in net revenue in 2025 and Gvoke's revenue growing over 13% year-over-year." Wait, but the user's example has the company's description in the second paragraph. The user's example includes the company's focus after the headline. So I should follow that structure. Let me make sure I'm including all key points: the revenue exceeding guidance, the YoY growth, and the product performance. Also, the time period is intraday. I need to check if all the required elements are present: company name, percentage, time period, and reason. Yes, in the first sentence. Then the second part adds more context about the company's focus and products. I should also ensure that the percentage is correctly rounded. 12.89875173% rounds to 12.90%, which is correct. The example uses "surged" for a positive change. The input uses "大涨" which is "surged," so that's appropriate. I should avoid any markdown formatting and write in English. The user's example uses "surged," so I'll use that. Also, the time period is "intraday," so the headline should say "in intraday trading." Putting it all together, the first part is.