Outstanding Quarter Performance
BioCryst reported its best quarter since ORLADEYO's approval, with significant revenue growth and new patient demand. ORLADEYO's revenue exceeded expectations by over $22 million compared to Q1 and showed a 45% year-over-year growth.
Strong Financial Position
BioCryst achieved a total revenue of $163.4 million, with ORLADEYO contributing $156.8 million. The company generated $45 million in cash in Q2 and paid down $125 million of its term debt, reducing the balance to $199 million. BioCryst is on a path to generate $700 million in cash by 2027.
Successful Leadership Transition
Charlie Gayer has been appointed as the new CEO, and Babar Ghias as the new CFO. The transition is part of a strategic move to leverage BioCryst's commercial engine and financial strength for future growth.
Pipeline Developments
BioCryst's Netherton syndrome and DME pipeline programs remain on track with data expected by year-end. The company is also in a strong position to explore new opportunities in the rare disease space.