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Pulmonx Corporation

LUNG

Healthcare

2w

International Market Expansion and Growth Strategy

International revenue reached a record $9.1 million in Q2 2025, a 32% increase year-over-year, driven by Europe and Asia.
The company emphasizes the success of foundational investments in education, market development, and pathway creation, which are scaling effectively.
Long-term growth is supported by initiatives like peer-to-peer education, regional multidisciplinary emphysema boards, and physician engagement.
International growth is expected to be more moderate in the second half, with a focus on sustaining momentum in direct markets.

Coherus BioSciences, Inc.

CHRS

Healthcare

1w

Strategic Repositioning and Company Rebranding to Coherus Oncology

The company completed a strategic repositioning in Q2 2025, including a rebranding to Coherus Oncology to better reflect its mission.
Leadership emphasized the importance of aligning the company's identity with its focus on innovative cancer therapies.
The rebranding aims to enhance market perception and better communicate the company's scientific and clinical ambitions.

OraSure Technologies, Inc.

OSUR

Healthcare

1w

Progress on Strategic Pillars and Innovation Roadmap

OTI is advancing its strategic transformation focusing on strengthening foundation, elevating core growth, and accelerating profitable growth.
Reported revenue in Q2 was in the top half of guidance range.
Launched HEMAcollect PROTEIN in July to expand into proteomic research and blood sample management.
Progress on innovation includes new product launches and expanding client relationships.
Management emphasizes disciplined execution and long-term value creation.

Treace Medical Concepts, Inc.

TMCI

Healthcare

1w

Inorganic Growth and Portfolio Expansion Opportunities

Treace expressed openness to opportunistic acquisitions to complement and expand their product portfolio.
The company is also exploring international markets outside the U.S. for growth opportunities.
Management indicated readiness to pursue tuck-in acquisitions if suitable opportunities arise, aiming to accelerate growth and diversify offerings.

ANI Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

ANIP

Healthcare

1w

Record-Setting Quarter and Broad-Based Momentum

ANI achieved all-time highs in net revenue, adjusted non-GAAP EBITDA, and EPS in Q2 2025, driven by strong growth across Rare Disease and Generics units.
The company highlighted broad momentum, with Rare Disease demand accelerating, especially for Cortrophin Gel, and positive results in their retina franchise.
Management emphasized that the quarter's performance was driven by underlying demand rather than seasonality or one-time benefits, with new patient starts more than doubling year-over-year.

Integer Holdings Corporation

ITGR

Healthcare

3w

Strong Q2 Organic Growth Driven by New Product Launches and Capacity Expansion

Q2 sales increased 11% YoY, driven by new product ramps and capacity expansion at the New Ross facility.
The strong Q2 performance was partly due to demand shifting from Q3 into Q2, and execution of increased demand.
Management expects full-year organic growth of 6-8%, slightly above market growth estimates, supported by backlog and visibility.

PTC Therapeutics, Inc.

PTCT

Healthcare

1w

Sephience Approval and Launch Strategy for PKU

Sephience received EU approval in late June and FDA approval in the US for broad labeling for patients aged 1 month and above.
The company expects Sephience to become the standard of care for PKU, with a revenue opportunity exceeding $1 billion in the US.
European launch began in Germany in mid-July, leveraging early access mechanisms in other countries while pricing and reimbursement are being finalized.
Initial US launch is planned within two weeks, targeting 104 PKU centers that treat over 80% of US PKU patients.
The company is engaging payers with positive feedback, minimal restrictions, and plans to expand access in Japan and Brazil before year-end.

QGEN

Healthcare

1w

QIAstat Growth Driven by Respiratory and GI Panels Expansion

QIAstat experienced 41% CER growth, driven primarily by respiratory panels, which constitute over 70% of the syndromic testing market.
The growth was supported by strong instrument placements, exceeding the quarterly goal of 150 systems, especially in North America and Europe.
New mini panels for outpatient settings contributed to addressing reimbursement challenges and expanding the market footprint.
The company reported that more systems were placed in North America in H1 2025 than in all of 2024, indicating accelerating momentum.
The growth is attributed to both assay portfolio strength and successful instrument placements, with no influence from companion diagnostics.

PFE

Healthcare

1w

Pfizer's Strategic Engagement with Policymakers on Geopolitical and Trade Issues

Active discussions with U.S. government officials regarding MFN, tariffs, and industry competitiveness.
Pfizer's engagement aims to balance drug affordability with maintaining industry innovation and global competitiveness.
CEO Albert Bourla emphasized ongoing productive negotiations and the importance of supporting biotech innovation amidst China's rapid progress.