Pharming Narrows 2026 Revenue Guidance to USD 380-390 Million

By Public Technologies
  • Pharming narrowed 2026 revenue guidance to US$ 380-390 million from US$ 375-395 million, implying 1-4% growth.
  • Operating expense guidance fell by US$ 5 million to US$ 310-315 million.
  • Third-quarter revenue rose 21% to US$ 117.6 million, supported by Joenja growth and RUCONEST’s return to growth.
  • The outlook assumes accelerating Joenja growth, with RUCONEST revenue stabilizing and returning to growth in the second half.
  • Available cash of US$ 190.9 million and future cash flows are expected to cover current pipeline and prelaunch costs.


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