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BIIB FY2025 Q4 IMPROVING

Biogen Inc. earnings call

Feb 06, 2026 · 08:30 ET Chris ViehbacherPriya SinghalRobin Kramer
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Growth products drove 19% revenue growth in 2025

Biogen's Q4 2025 results were strong, with growth products now exceeding legacy MS revenue. Management guided for a slight EPS increase but a decline in total revenue from lower MS sales, while highlighting several late-stage pipeline catalysts in 2026 and 2027. Growth products generated $3.3B in 2025, up 19%, and now exceed legacy MS business revenue.

Buzzberg read Growth products drove 19% revenue growth in 2025 Biogen's Q4 2025 results were strong, with growth products now exceeding legacy MS revenue. Management guided for a slight EPS increase but a decline in total revenue from lower MS sales, while highlighting several late-stage pipeline catalysts in 2026 and 2027. Growth products generated $3.3B in 2025, up 19%, and now exceed legacy MS business revenue. Read full analysisCollapse analysis

Biogen's Q4 2025 results were strong, with growth products now exceeding legacy MS revenue. Management guided for a slight EPS increase but a decline in total revenue from lower MS sales, while highlighting several late-stage pipeline catalysts in 2026 and 2027. Growth products generated $3.3B in 2025, up 19%, and now exceed legacy MS business revenue.

  • Guidance: FY2026 non-GAAP EPS of $15.25-$16.25, total revenue decline of mid-single-digit %, MS revenue ex-Vumerity down mid-teens %.
  • Lecanemab iClick is a key catalyst, with PDUFA date in May, and potential to transform patient care.
  • Late-stage pipeline has multiple registrational data readouts in next 18 months, including litofilumab, falzardomab, and BIB080.
ANTI_CD20 revenue $521M reported
GROWTH_PRODUCTS revenue $3.3B reported
LECANEMAB revenue $134M reported
SKYCLARIS revenue $133M reported

What changed this quarter

01
Revenue Growth

Growth products drove 19% revenue growth in 2025

Biogen's Q4 2025 results were strong, with growth products now exceeding legacy MS revenue. Management guided for a slight EPS increase but a decline in total revenue from lower MS sales, while highlighting several late-stage pipeline catalysts in 2026 and 2027.

02
Pipeline

Ten Phase III programs in late-stage pipeline

Growth products generated $3.3B in 2025, up 19%, and now exceed legacy MS business revenue.

03
Regulatory

Lekembe iClick PDUFA May 24 expected

Guidance: FY2026 non-GAAP EPS of $15.25-$16.25, total revenue decline of mid-single-digit %, MS revenue ex-Vumerity down mid-teens %.

04
Pipeline

Litofilumab SLE data expected end of 2026

Lecanemab iClick is a key catalyst, with PDUFA date in May, and potential to transform patient care.

Demand

Demand

Bookings & conversion

Management expresses confidence in the company's momentum, with growth products performing strongly and a robust pipeline, but guides for a top-line decline in 2026 as legacy MS products face generic competition.

Tone · Confident

Management repeatedly highlighted pipeline progress, strong commercial execution, and upcoming catalysts, projecting a positive forward view.

Supply-chain alpha

A1

Growth products are now out-earning the legacy MS business, with the transition happening faster than investors may expect, driven by the launch of multiple new drugs.

“We're seeing a growing, we're certainly hearing a number of stories from the physicians that they're actually seeing benefit in patients. You know, the CDR sum of boxes is really only used in clinical trials and not in actual practice.”
Chris Viehbacher
A2

The use of blood-based diagnostics for Alzheimer's is increasing, expanding the eligible patient pool and potentially accelerating the commercial opportunity for Lecanemab.

“We're already seeing with the increased use of blood-based diagnostics that those patients who have their diagnosis validated and who are actually eligible for therapy has actually increased from about 50% to 70%.”
Chris Viehbacher
A3

The iClick subcutaneous formulation, once reimbursed, could be a major growth catalyst for Lecanemab, making treatment more convenient and potentially tapping into a larger patient population.

“We're hoping that with the approval of the subcutaneous for induction, that as payers start to look at their formularies for 2027, I think there is a good chance that some payers will take the subcutaneous for both induction and maintenanc…”
Chris Viehbacher

Forward guidance

ImprovingGuidance · revenue to -5%
Forward guidance
MetricPeriodRangeMidpointStatus
EPSFY2026$15.25–$16.25$15.75GUIDED
RevenueFY2026-5%-5%GUIDED
RevenueMS_EXCL_VUMERITYFY2026-15%-15%GUIDED

Company read-throughs

-7.4%
since call
$32.40$29.99
Partners

Stoke's pipeline and upcoming data readout are a potential future catalyst for the partnership.

“Zorvanursin, our partner Stoke has indicated that they might be able to be having a data readout in 27 as well.”
Chris Viehbacher
+4.3%
since call
$7.35$7.67
Partners

Eisai's Lecanemab sales continue to grow strongly, reinforcing the partnership and commercial momentum.

“McKembe continued to see steady sequential demand growth globally, with fourth quarter in-market sales booked by Azai of approximately $134 million, up 10% and 54% versus Q3 2025 and Q4 2024, respectively.”
Robin Kramer
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$56.79$55.00
Competitors

Biogen sees its subcutaneous formulation as a competitive advantage over Roche's Gantenerumab, potentially eroding Roche's position.

“One of the competitive aspects of Denanumab is that it has once monthly infusions where we have once every two week infusions. Once you move to a subcutaneous injection, Now we're not talking about infusions at all anymore.”
Chris Viehbacher