AbbVie Investors Look For Stabilizing Botox Revenues In Q3 Financials

Reporting its first full quarter of financials since merging with Allergan, AbbVie will be scrutinized for whether its optimistic talk of a quick Botox rebound actually happened.

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AbbVie's investors want to see if Q2 optimism about Botox proved true

AbbVie Inc. reported that Botox aesthetic and therapeutic sales in the second quarter were diminished by the novel coronavirus pandemic but indicated that the product’s revenue trends already were showing strong signs of recovery. As the company reports its third quarter numbers on 30 October, investors will be looking to see that Botox – a key driver of AbbVie’s $63bn buyout of Allergan plc – is returning to growth as projected.

Botox (onabotulinumtoxinA) therapeutic business posted $427m in sales during the second quarter, down 23% year-over-year and 13% sequentially, while the product’s aesthetic revenue of $240m declined 44% year-over-year and 27% sequentially. (Also see "AbbVie Says Botox Business Recovering But Allergan Drags Down Q2 Financials" - Scrip, 31 July, 2020

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