Eli Lilly and Company unveiled sales and earnings expectations for 2021 on 15 December that forecast a year-over-year revenue increase of about 11%, with the company raising its 2020 revenue forecast by $500m. This year’s raised guidance and a portion of next year’s increase were attributed to sales of Lilly’s two COVID-19 treatments – the antibody therapy bamlanivimab and JAK inhibitor Olumiant (baricitinib) – but newer products will provide most of the revenue gains in 2021.
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