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To own Halozyme, you need to believe its ENHANZE drug delivery platform can keep attracting and expanding long term royalty partnerships, despite regulatory and competitive pressures. The latest guidance upgrade supports the near term catalyst of stronger earnings from existing deals, but it does not remove the key risk that a small set of blockbuster partners still drives a large share of revenue and cash flow concentration.
The Q3 CY2025 update, where Halozyme raised full year revenue to about US$1.34 billion and lifted non GAAP profit and EBITDA guidance, is most relevant here, as it highlights the current strength of its royalty and product base. While this reinforces confidence in short term execution, investors will likely keep a close eye on how concentrated partner contributions evolve as contracts mature and markets for drugs like DARZALEX and VYVGART Hytrulo develop.
Yet behind the strong guidance, investors should be aware that reliance on a handful of key partners...
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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$202 per share, showing a wide spread of expectations. You can weigh those views against the recent earnings beat and upgraded guidance, which sharpen the focus on how partner concentration could influence Halozyme’s ability to sustain its current performance.
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