Regeneron culls two drugs from pipeline amid double-digit revenue drop after Covid mAb cocktail pull
It’s not always a good sign when a company reports a substantial market drop, but part of the drop is just moving forward.
Regeneron, headed by billionaires CEO Leonard Schleifer and CSO George Yancopoulos, reported Q3 earnings Thursday morning — quietly noting a 15% drop in revenue compared to Q3 last year, pulling in $2.94 billion.
Schleifer sought to blunt the drop in the company’s overall numbers, telling investors and analysts on the earnings call that “total revenues for the quarter increased by 11% compared to last year, when excluding contributions from our COVID antibody cocktail.”
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