AstraZeneca spotlights bispecifics in cancer as it raises guidance, while pruning rare disease pipeline
As AstraZeneca reports third-quarter revenue of almost $11.5 billion and raises its full-year guidance, the company is touting a “favourable mix of sales” from its oncology and rare disease medicines.
In a statement, CEO Pascal Soriot touted “strong growth trajectory” given that the company booked zero sales of its Covid-19 vaccine and antibodies. Revenue growth was 5%, but when excluding Covid-19 medicines, it’s 12%. He also highlighted several Phase III trial launches, including for volrustomig, a PD-1/CTLA-4 bispecific antibody.
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