Barclays 28th Annual Global Healthcare Conference
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Supernus Pharmaceuticals (SUPN) Barclays 28th Annual Global Healthcare Conference summary

Event summary combining transcript, slides, and related documents.

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Barclays 28th Annual Global Healthcare Conference summary

11 Mar, 2026

Key accomplishments and portfolio transformation

  • Achieved record revenue in 2025, completing transition from legacy products losing exclusivity.

  • Sage Therapeutics acquisition and addition of Zurzuvae marked a major portfolio expansion.

  • ONAPGO launch exceeded expectations, driving strong demand despite supply constraints.

  • Four main growth drivers—Qelbree, Gocovri, Zurzuvae, ONAPGO—delivered over 20% growth in Q4 2025.

  • Stock price rose 80% in six months, reflecting market recognition of portfolio reconfiguration.

Product performance and differentiation

  • Qelbree scripts grew 18% in Q4 and 21% for 2025, driven by its rapid onset and non-stimulant profile.

  • Gocovri is uniquely approved for both OFF episodes and dyskinesia in Parkinson’s, with double-digit growth.

  • Zurzuvae is the only oral treatment for postpartum depression, showing rapid onset and short therapy duration.

  • ONAPGO’s strong launch revealed broader patient uptake than expected, with supply issues now addressed for 2026.

Commercial strategy and market opportunity

  • Qelbree’s market share remains small relative to the ADHD market, indicating significant growth potential.

  • Physician education and targeted marketing are key to shifting prescribing habits toward non-stimulants.

  • Balanced growth expected across all four main products in 2026, with ONAPGO guided at $45M–$70M in sales.

  • Zurzuvae’s market opportunity is large, with only 20,000 patients treated out of 500,000 annual cases.

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