Biogen anticipates a mid-single-digit revenue decline in 2026, despite a significant Phase III readout and three Phase II readouts planned for that year. The company is focused on future growth, highlighted by recent commercial builds, collaborations, and advancements in its pipeline, particularly in Alzheimer’s and neurology. Related developments include a new epilepsy collaboration, promising tau-targeting drugs, and an approved blood-based test for Alzheimer’s.
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Biogen Forecasts 2026 Revenue Decline, But Growth Prospects On The Horizon
Biogen anticipates a mid-single-digit revenue decline in 2026, despite a significant Phase III readout and three Phase II readouts planned for that year. The company is focused on future growth, highlighted by recent commercial builds, collaborations, and advancements in its pipeline, particularly in Alzheimer’s and neurology. Related developments include a new epilepsy collaboration, promising tau-targeting drugs, and an approved blood-based test for Alzheimer’s.