Collegium Pharmaceutical (COLL) Morgan Stanley 24th Annual Global Healthcare Conference summary
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Morgan Stanley 24th Annual Global Healthcare Conference summary
15 Sep, 2026Business transformation and diversification
Transitioned from a pain management focus to a diversified biopharma model, expanding into ADHD with significant revenue growth from new acquisitions.
ADHD portfolio now represents nearly 30% of annual revenues, with JORNAY pm and AZSTARYS driving growth and expected to reach $190–$200 million and $65–$75 million in 2026, respectively.
Total portfolio guidance for 2026 is $825–$855 million in revenue, with 8% year-over-year growth and EBITDA margins above 50%.
Strategic focus remains on ADHD growth, pain portfolio durability, disciplined capital deployment, and opportunistic share buybacks.
ADHD franchise strategy and market positioning
ADHD market is large and growing, with 111 million prescriptions in 2025 and 8% CAGR from 2020–2025.
JORNAY pm is the only stimulant ADHD medicine taken at night, targeting structured schedules, while AZSTARYS offers fast and long-acting effects for flexible needs.
Both brands had 760,000 prescriptions each in 2025, with significant room for growth in the 26 million methylphenidate prescriptions segment.
Sales force expanded to 190 representatives, targeting 27,000 physicians, with digital and social media campaigns supporting awareness and adoption.
Physician research shows high intent to increase prescribing, and both products enjoy strong payer coverage and patient support programs.
Pain portfolio durability and outlook
Pain business includes four differentiated, abuse-deterrent medicines, generating over $630 million in 2025 revenues and 6% growth.
XTAMPZA ER maintains exclusivity until September 2033, with stable prescription trends and efficient sales force coverage.
BELBUCA faces limited near-term generic risk, with earliest possible entrant in 2027 and others barred until 2032.
NUCYNTA franchise expects gradual erosion due to generic launches, but supply constraints and market dynamics limit further generic entry.
Pain portfolio provides a durable foundation for revenue, profitability, and cash flow, supporting future investments.
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