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To own BioCryst, you need to believe ORLADEYO can remain a core HAE franchise while the pipeline and business development add new rare disease revenue streams over time. The new pediatric oral pellet approval deepens ORLADEYO’s HAE footprint, but does not change the central near term catalyst, which is continued execution on ORLADEYO growth, or the key risk, which is the company’s heavy dependence on this single product.
The most directly connected development is BioCryst’s planned acquisition of Astria Therapeutics, which would bring in navenibart, another HAE asset. Together with the pediatric pellet approval, this move further concentrates BioCryst around HAE, potentially sharpening the upside from ORLADEYO’s expansion while also tightening the business around a single disease area.
However, investors should also weigh how this increased HAE focus interacts with the existing concentration risk if...
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BioCryst Pharmaceuticals' narrative projects $777.6 million revenue and $212.3 million earnings by 2028. This requires 11.7% yearly revenue growth and a $248 million earnings increase from -$35.7 million today.
Uncover how BioCryst Pharmaceuticals' forecasts yield a $20.40 fair value, a 173% upside to its current price.
Five fair value estimates from the Simply Wall St Community span roughly US$3.53 to US$58.98 per share, showing very different views of upside. You should weigh those against ORLADEYO’s central role in BioCryst’s story and how any setback to this single product could affect the entire business.
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