TG Therapeutics' Impressive Quarterly Results and Raised Guidance Spark Surge in Stock Price

Friday, 3 May 2024, 09:56

TG Therapeutics saw a remarkable 22% increase in its share price this week after reporting nearly $50.5 million in first-quarter product revenue driven by sales of its relapsing multiple sclerosis drug, Briumvi. The company's improving revenue and narrower net loss led to a bullish sentiment among investors, prompting management to raise their full-year revenue guidance for Briumvi. The post highlights the key financial performance metrics and market impact of TG Therapeutics' recent earnings report.
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TG Therapeutics' Impressive Quarterly Results and Raised Guidance Spark Surge in Stock Price

Bullish Sentiment on TG Therapeutics

The company raised its guidance for the full-year performance of Briumvi, anticipating net revenue of $290 million, exceeding its previous forecast of $270 million.

Key Financial Highlights

  • First-quarter product revenue reached almost $50.5 million, solely contributed by Briumvi sales.
  • Combined revenue from product, license, milestone, and royalty stood at just under $63.5 million.
  • The biotech firm managed to narrow its net loss to $10.7 million compared to $39.2 million in the previous year.

Analyst Projections and Recommendations

On average, analysts expected $54.6 million in revenue and a net loss of $0.04 per share, making TG Therapeutics' revenue beat significant. However, Stock Advisor did not include TG Therapeutics in its top 10 stock picks for investors.


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