Dexcom Outlines Three-Pronged Growth Strategy To Reach $4-4.5BN Revenue Goal By 2025

Dexcom’s growth strategy includes growing its core business, expanding into pharmacy sales channel, and expanding into new markets.

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During its investor day meeting, continuous glucose monitoring (CGM) devices maker DexCom, Inc. outlined its plans for its revenue target of $4-$4.5bn by 2025, which is more than double the $1.9bn revenue guidance for 2020.

The majority of the growth will come from Dexcom’s core US intensive insulin business, made up of patients with type...

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