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To own Pacira today, you have to believe in a tighter, more focused story built primarily around Exparel and, to a lesser extent, Zilretta and the early PCRX-201 program. The latest quarter came in ahead of expectations, but the subsequent revenue guidance cut following the iovera sale to Zimmer Biomet reinforces that near term progress depends on driving Exparel adoption rather than broad portfolio growth. Short term, key catalysts still sit with procedure volumes, payer coverage and execution on the U.S. manufacturing and ASCEND trial milestones for PCRX-201. At the same time, the divestiture magnifies concentration risk in Exparel and keeps the high valuation multiples in sharp focus, even as Pacira’s profitability has only recently turned a corner. The mixed share price performance over the past year suggests the market is still weighing those trade-offs.
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