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Halozyme Therapeutics, Inc.
HALO · NASDAQHealthcare
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Inputs &supplyAPIs, bioprocess, compone…Discovery &trialsR&D, partners, regulatorsManufacturingDrug substance, fill-fini…ProductsMedicines, therapies, dev…Payers &distributionWholesalers, PBMs, health…Providers &patientsHospitals, surgeons, pati…CDMCDMOs & device suppliersHALOHalozymeBREBulk rHuPH20 enzymeJNJJohnson & JohnsonROGRocheARGXargenxBMYBristol Myers SquibbTAKTakeda···Other ENHANZE partnersDWDrug wholesalersP&GPayers & governmentsC&PClinics & providersPATPatients
Company details
Market cap
$8.5B
P/E ratio
26×
Div yield
None
EPS (TTM)
$2.56
Profit margin
23%
Rev. growth
+38%
Revenue
$1.4B
Adj. EBITDA
$658M
In plain English
Halozyme doesn't sell many drugs of its own — it licenses ENHANZE, an enzyme (rHuPH20) that turns a partner's IV infusion into a quick under-the-skin injection, then collects a royalty on every dose sold. Roche's Phesgo, J&J's DARZALEX SC and argenx's VYVGART Hytrulo all run on it, so ~62% of Halozyme's $1.4B revenue is high-margin royalties.
In simple terms
What Halozyme Therapeutics, Inc. really sells
Halozyme doesn't sell many drugs of its own — it licenses ENHANZE, an enzyme (rHuPH20) that turns a partner's IV infusion into a quick under-the-skin injection, then collects a royalty on every dose sold. Roche's Phesgo, J&J's DARZALEX SC and argenx's VYVGART Hytrulo all run on it, so ~62% of Halozyme's $1.4B revenue is high-margin royalties.
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