Regeneron CSO George Yancopoulos (L) and CEO Len Schleifer at a groundbreaking for its new Tarrytown, NY facility, June 2022 (Lev Radin/Pacific Press/LightRocket via Getty Images)

In show­down with Roche, Re­gen­eron gears up for po­ten­tial Eylea ex­pan­sion amid Covid de­cline

Re­gen­eron faced a sub­stan­tial slump in over­all rev­enue last year, but the fo­cus still re­mains on some of its biggest block­busters.

The phar­ma with sev­er­al high-pro­file part­ner­ships — Sanofi and Bay­er among them — said Fri­day that Q4 rev­enue was down 31% for the quar­ter, and down 24% for the en­tire year. How­ev­er, that won’t stop block­buster ex­pan­sion plans.

One of those is Eylea, the Bay­er-part­nered eye dis­ease drug that has been in ma­jor com­pe­ti­tion with Roche’s Vabysmo. While Eylea is cur­rent­ly on­ly ap­proved in a 2 mg dose, the com­pa­ny re­cent­ly filed for ap­proval to give a 8 mg dose, in hopes of mak­ing a longer-last­ing treat­ment.

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