12th Annual Cantor Fitzgerald Global Healthcare Conference
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BioMarin Pharmaceutical (BMRN) 12th Annual Cantor Fitzgerald Global Healthcare Conference summary

Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.

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12th Annual Cantor Fitzgerald Global Healthcare Conference summary

10 Sep, 2026

Strategic vision and recent developments

  • Expanded portfolio to nine commercial products across skeletal and metabolic conditions, with recent acquisition of Amicus adding Galafold and PomUp, projected to reach $1.4B and $1.2B peak revenues in the mid-2030s.

  • Achieved 20% year-over-year growth, with four products expected to surpass $1B in annual sales, including VOXZOGO, which is guided to $1B-$1.05B in 2026.

  • Focused on driving top-line growth, margin expansion, and cash flow to reinvest in pipeline innovation.

  • Announced $220M in synergies from the Amicus deal by 2028 and substantial EPS accretion in 2027.

  • Pipeline strengthened with new assets, including ALE-001 for hypophosphatasia and BMN 333 as a next-generation CNP.

Product and pipeline updates

  • VOXZOGO remains a key growth driver, with strong retention (90%) despite new competition and expanded international presence (75% of revenues ex-U.S.).

  • Settlement with Ascendis Pharma secures royalties on YUVIWEL sales and reduces competitive overhang.

  • Hypochondroplasia data exceeded expectations, showing significant improvements in annualized growth velocity and arm span, with FDA submission completed.

  • Commercial launch preparations for hypochondroplasia are underway, targeting a global addressable population of 14,000.

  • BMN 333 aims for a 50% improvement in growth over VOXZOGO, with phase II/III studies ongoing and data expected in 2027.

Commercial and financial outlook

  • Raised long-term peak sales guidance for Galafold ($1.4B) and PomUp ($1.2B), driven by geographic expansion and enhanced diagnosis initiatives.

  • Revenue growth is the primary driver of accretion from the Amicus deal, complemented by $220M in cost synergies, mainly from G&A.

  • Real-world evidence and patient engagement strategies are central to driving adoption and switching for new therapies.

  • Pipeline evolution will balance organic and inorganic growth, leveraging a strong balance sheet for future acquisitions.

  • Continued focus on expanding both skeletal and metabolic franchises, with ongoing efforts to improve diagnosis and access globally.

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