Giovanni Caforio, Bristol Myers Squibb CEO (Christopher Goodney/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

As Revlim­id faces more com­pe­ti­tion, Bris­tol My­er­s' goal is to 'grow the com­pa­ny'

Bris­tol My­ers Squibb’s Q3 num­bers were down on the lat­est quar­ter, but the Big Phar­ma is look­ing to stay the course, main­tain­ing over­all 2022 rev­enue guid­ance in light of gener­ics eat­ing away at the prof­its of megablock­buster Revlim­id.

CEO Gio­van­ni Caforio told in­vestors and an­a­lysts on the Q3 earn­ings call Wednes­day morn­ing that the phar­ma’s pri­or­i­ties are still the same: keep­ing up with the ap­proved prod­ucts, ex­pand­ing to new in­di­ca­tions and mov­ing the pipeline for­ward. In that same vein, Caforio is look­ing to “pri­or­i­tize busi­ness de­vel­op­ment op­por­tu­ni­ties” with­out ex­act­ly elab­o­rat­ing. Deal­mak­ing had been some­thing that the CEO hint­ed at on Bris­tol My­ers’ pre­vi­ous earn­ings call.

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