RBC Capital Markets Global Healthcare Conference 2026
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United Therapeutics (UTHR) RBC Capital Markets Global Healthcare Conference 2026 summary

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RBC Capital Markets Global Healthcare Conference 2026 summary

19 May, 2026

Strategic initiatives and clinical progress

  • Demonstrated strong clinical efficacy in two major trials: TETON-2 for IPF and ADVANCE OUTCOMES for PAH, both showing superior outcomes compared to previous studies.

  • Revenue potential from these indications is expected to double the current run rate by the end of 2027, with significant long-term growth opportunities.

  • Ongoing, positive engagement with the FDA, including recent advancements in organ manufacturing clinical trials, with no disruptions anticipated from regulatory leadership changes.

  • Presentations at the American Thoracic Society meeting received strong enthusiasm, highlighting large opportunities in IPF and PAH.

Regulatory and product development updates

  • Preparing an sNDA package for TYVASO in IPF, targeting submission by the end of summer, with hopes for priority review due to the magnitude of clinical benefit.

  • TYVASO demonstrated convincing benefits as both monotherapy and add-on therapy in IPF, with potential for broad patient applicability.

  • Exploring development of TYVASO DPI for IPF, with clinical pathway details to be finalized.

  • TRESMI (treprostinil SMI) filing expected later this year for PAH and PH-ILD, with IPF expansion under consideration pending regulatory pathway clarification.

  • Ralinepag DPI moving into phase I for PAH later this year, positioned as a potential best-in-class inhalable prostacyclin.

Financial outlook and market positioning

  • Despite a light Q1 for TYVASO, double-digit top-line growth is guided for 2026, driven by the simplicity and dosing flexibility of TYVASO DPI.

  • Commercial growth is anchored in PH-ILD and TYVASO DPI, with a $4 billion revenue run rate targeted by 2027.

  • Doubling to an $8 billion run rate is anticipated with approvals for ralinepag in PAH and TYVASO nebulized in IPF, with additional contributions possible from pipeline products.

  • Competitive differentiation centers on device delivery, deep lung penetration, and long-term physician and patient preference.

  • Sales force expansion planned ahead of the IPF launch to increase market presence.

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