Pfizer's update highlights a $1.5 billion year-to-date non-COVID uplift driven by Eliquis alongside other products like NURTEC and Padcev, though the exact split isn’t quantified. Eliquis is projected to grow 20%–25% this year, while Padcev shows an initial acceleration that should moderate as la/mUC penetration matures, with upside potential from MIBC over time.
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Within the $1.5 billion year-to-date increase in non-COVID revenue guidance, how much is due to Eliquis versus other products, and what is the updated Eliquis growth outlook? Also, with Padcev's expanded label, what is the expected growth path for that asset going forward?
Pfizer did not quantify a dollar (or percentage) split of the $1.5 billion year-to-date increase in non-COVID revenue guidance between Eliquis and the rest of the business. Management stated that the incremental $1.5 billion “is a reflection of… exceeding our expectation in Q1 and Q2 on non-COVID portfolio” and also “reflects the confidence in the momentum across our overall business,” and that it “comes from our key products, Eliquis… [and] it’s also coming from our launched and acquired products” (including strong performance on NURTEC and Padcev). 1
So, based strictly on the excerpts provided, the best-supported conclusion is:
The excerpt indicates Eliquis’s growth outlook via management referencing the partner’s (BMS’s) described growth range:
Answer: Pfizer’s updated Eliquis growth outlook, as stated in the Q&A excerpt, remains 20%–25% growth for the year (cited as “what your partner is talking about”). 21
Management described a near-term acceleration followed by moderation as the market matures, plus an eventual tailwind from broader settings:
Answer (growth path):
If you want the most exact “shape” of the growth path (e.g., specific years or CAGR-like guidance for Padcev), that level of quantification is not provided in the excerpts you supplied; the company only describes the qualitative trajectory (accelerate-to-moderate, then upside from MIBC over time). 3
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