Impressive Q2 Performance Drives Further Guidance Raise At ANI

Firm Now Anticipates 2023 Net Revenue Between $425m And $445m

Management at ANI has upped its estimates for the second time this year after another impressive quarter, driven by Cortrophin gel and a strong generics performance.

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ANI's performance was driven by generic products and Cortrophin gel • Source: Shutterstock

ANI Pharmaceuticals, Inc. has raised its annual guidance for the second quarter in a row, as launch momentum remained strong for Cortrophin gel (repository corticotropin injection) 80 U/ml with a record number of new patient starts and new unique subscribers. The rest of the business also delivered strong results during the quarter, as ANI received four generic ANDA approvals and expanded its commercialization efforts into several new sales channels.

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