Gilead Expects HIV Revenue to Grow About 12% in 2026

By Public Technologies
  • Gilead expects fiscal 2026 HIV revenue growth of about 12%, with Yeztugo revenue forecast at approximately $1 billion.
  • Third-quarter HIV sales rose 18% to $6.2 billion, supporting the outlook.
  • Cell therapy revenue is expected to decline by a mid-teens percentage in 2026 amid competitive headwinds; Veklury revenue should total approximately $300 million.
  • Medicare pricing changes are projected to reduce Biktarvy revenue by approximately $1.5 billion in 2028 versus 2027, including spillover into other payer channels.
  • Biktarvy’s Medicare price will be $2,600 per 30-day supply starting January 1, 2028, approximately 38% below list price.


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