BioArctic announces Leqembi Iqlik US initiation treatment launch
The subcutaneous autoinjector enables convenient at-home administration, reducing clinic visits and healthcare resource utilization for early Alzheimer’s patients.
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Research-oriented biopharma company for neurodegenerative diseases
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In short: BioArctic reported record profits for 2025 and signed a major $800 million Alzheimer's research deal with Eli Lilly.
The subcutaneous autoinjector enables convenient at-home administration, reducing clinic visits and healthcare resource utilization for early Alzheimer’s patients.
Royalties to BioArctic reached SEK 179 million, up 10% year-over-year. Excluding a stockpiling effect, growth was 43%.
The once-weekly subcutaneous injection offers at-home dosing from initiation, with launch planned for late August 2026.
The subcutaneous formulation shows similar efficacy and safety to IV formulation in early Alzheimer's disease.
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