Amneal Posts Second Guidance Raise Of The Year Ahead Of Q3 Earnings Report

Firm Anticipates Almost $2.5bn In Net Revenue For The Year

Amneal has raised its 2023 guidance yet again as company performance remained strong across Q3.

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Amneal anticipates annual net revenue between $2.37bn and $2.42bn • Source: Shutterstock

Amneal Pharmaceuticals, Inc. has posted an additional raise to its annual guidance after Q3 saw the firm experience double-digit revenue and adjusted EBITDA growth. The company now anticipates annual net revenue between $2.37bn to $2.42bn, compared to Q2’s forecast of $2.3bn to $2.4bn.

Earlier this year Amneal had already raised its guidance by $50m following a successful Q2, as its bevacizumab biosimilar exceeded expectations and it continued to shift its focus to complex generic products. (Also see "Amneal Submits Modest Guidance Raise Following Strong Second Quarter" - Generics Bulletin, 11 August, 2023

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