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    Schrödinger (SDGR) Is Up 19.2% After AI Pact With BMS And Q2 Profitability - Has The Bull Case Changed?

    Simply Wall St·08/12/2026 07:23:47
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    • In August 2026, Schrödinger, Inc. reported that second-quarter 2026 revenue rose to US$58.89 million and swung from a prior-year loss to net income of US$5.98 million, while also filing a US$46.95 million shelf registration for 3,000,000 common shares related to its employee stock ownership plan.
    • On the same day, Bristol Myers Squibb announced it would deploy Schrödinger’s agentic AI co-scientist Bunsen across its research organization, expanding a long-running collaboration and spotlighting real-world integration of Schrödinger’s physics-based and AI discovery tools in large-scale pharmaceutical workflows.
    • Next, we’ll examine how this move to embed Bunsen within Bristol Myers Squibb’s research organization influences Schrödinger’s longer-term investment narrative.

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    Schrödinger Investment Narrative Recap

    To be a shareholder in Schrödinger, you need to believe its physics based and AI powered discovery tools can become deeply embedded in large pharma workflows and eventually support more consistent profitability. The Q2 2026 swing to US$5.98 million in net income and the new Bristol Myers Squibb Bunsen deployment both speak directly to that thesis. The largest near term catalyst remains broader enterprise adoption of Bunsen, while the key risk is still margin pressure from heavy R&D and platform investment.

    Among the recent announcements, the Bristol Myers Squibb agreement is the most directly relevant. It shows Bunsen moving from early access into a real, scaled deployment inside a top tier pharma, alongside Schrödinger’s existing computational platform and RetroSynth. For investors focused on catalysts, this kind of embedded use case may matter more than the ESOP related shelf filing, because it ties the long term software growth story to concrete, high value customer workflows.

    Yet despite the excitement around Bunsen, investors should also be aware that heavy ongoing R&D and margin pressure could still...

    Read the full narrative on Schrödinger (it's free!)

    Schrödinger's narrative projects $349.6 million revenue and $23.4 million earnings by 2029. This requires 11.1% yearly revenue growth and a $126.9 million earnings increase from -$103.5 million today.

    Uncover how Schrödinger's forecasts yield a $20.88 fair value, a 12% upside to its current price.

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    Some of the lowest analysts were assuming only 8.7% annual revenue growth and ongoing losses, highlighting how views can differ and may shift after Bunsen’s Bristol rollout.

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