Argenx SE

In the third quarter Argenx's revenue rose by over 50% year-on-year to $1.72 billion thanks to Vyvgart; operating income climbed to $486 million but missed the Bloomberg consensus. Net income attributable to shareholders was $506 million due to a tax effect. Higher R&D and commercialization costs and a recent trial termination in Sjögren’s weigh on the stock, which turned positive after initial losses. Argenx plans a label expansion for Vyvgart Hytrulo and a regulatory study in dermatomyositis; Efgartigimod Alfa remains the main source of revenue. » Mere på finanzen.net

In the third quarter arGEN-X’s revenue rose by more than 50% to $1.72 billion, almost entirely driven by sales of the drug Vyvgart. Operating income grew 40% year-on-year to $486 million but fell short of analysts’ expectations. The main reasons for margin pressure are increased research and marketing costs. Net income attributable to shareholders was $506 million, up from $344 million a year earlier. CEO Karen Massey emphasizes that Vyvgart is the business foundation and that further growth opportunities exist. » Mere på finanzen.net

European stocks extended their recovery on Monday, supported by an agreement between Europe and China on export restrictions for hybrid cars, which could particularly benefit auto stocks. The EuroStoxx 50 rose 0.45 percent, the SMI gained 0.66 percent and the FTSE 100 climbed 0.99 percent. Argenx shares added 0.7 percent after having fallen sharply following the failure of a pivotal phase-III study. Ahold Delhaize fell nearly three percent after reports of IT problems and resulting security measures. » Mere på finanzen.net