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To own Halozyme, you need to believe the ENHANZE drug delivery platform can keep attracting and retaining high-value partners despite regulatory, reimbursement, and patent pressures. The recent preliminary patent win in Germany looks more material for the near term than Jim Lang’s board appointment, because it directly touches Halozyme’s biggest current risk: protection of its IP and the durability of royalty streams from key partnered products.
Against that backdrop, the recent amendment to Halozyme’s credit facility, which upsizes and extends a revolving line of up to US$750,000,000 with no current borrowings, is worth watching. It gives the company additional optionality if it wants to support ENHANZE-related deals or withstand volatility from any legal or reimbursement shocks without immediately turning to equity markets or cutting back on growth investments.
Yet while the court win helps today, investors should still be aware of how ongoing patent challenges could...
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Halozyme Therapeutics’ narrative projects $2.0 billion revenue and $1.1 billion earnings by 2028.
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Eight members of the Simply Wall St Community value Halozyme between US$76 and about US$198, underlining how far opinions can diverge. You should weigh that spread against the concentration of royalties in a handful of ENHANZE partnerships and consider what that might mean for future resilience.
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