Eli Lilly and Company Presents at Morgan Stanley 18th Annual Global Healthcare Conference, Sep-16-2020 03:30 PM - NYSE:LLY
NYSE:LLY
Joshua L. Smiley [Former Executive Officer] 💬
** Key Points from Joshua L. Smiley's Presentation**
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Prescription Market Recovery
- By Q4, prescription trends are expected to return to pre-pandemic levels, particularly in new prescriptions.
- Utilization trends in therapeutic areas are back up to 90% relative to pre-lockdown levels.
- Physicians and patients have found safe ways to manage healthcare despite the pandemic.
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R&D Productivity and ROI
- Significant improvement in development speed, moving from among the worst to one of the best in the industry.
- Enhanced success rates in Phase III trials due to better Phase II data.
- Focused on 5 therapeutic areas with strong scientific expertise.
- Improved ROI on R&D investments, with a strong portfolio value.
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Diabetes Portfolio
- GLP-1s are gaining traction, capturing about 50% of new injections versus basal insulin.
- Total GLP-1 prescriptions are about 1/3 of the injection space, with significant growth potential.
- Higher doses of Trulicity and next-generation GLPs like tirzepatide offer expanded opportunities.
- SGLT2 inhibitors, like Jardiance, have a 15% market share with strong cardiovascular benefits, indicating room for growth.
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2021 Revenue Prospects
- Over 90% of formulary contracts are finalized, ensuring good access.
- Net pricing is expected to decline in the low single digits, primarily due to increased Medicaid utilization.
- Volume opportunities are strong, with double-digit growth expected in core brands.
- New products like Retevmo and adjuvant Verzenio will contribute to growth.
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Financial Impact of Equity Investments
- Mark-to-market accounting for public equities has led to significant gains.
- These gains are favorable but create volatility in the income statement.
- Potential exclusion of these gains from non-GAAP earnings to provide clearer financial insights.
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COVID Therapeutics
- Olumiant (baricitinib) shows a 1-day faster hospital discharge when combined with remdesivir.
- Financial impact is modest, estimated in the tens to low hundreds of millions of dollars.
- Antibody treatment (LY-CoV555) is promising, with potential for significant financial returns if successful.
- Focus on increasing production capacity to meet demand.
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Neurodegeneration and Alzheimer's Disease Candidates
- Donanemab (amyloid antibody) Phase II trial results expected early 2021.
- Anti-tau antibody Phase II trial results expected later in 2021.
- Donanemab shows deeper and faster plaque clearance compared to aducanumab.
- High-stakes readouts with significant implications for Alzheimer's treatment.
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Long-Term Growth and Operating Margins
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Expected high single-digit net revenue growth through 2025.
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Double-digit volume CAGR is anticipated.
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Operating margin expected to move from 31% in 2020 to mid- to high 30s by 2025.
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Continued investment in R&D to sustain growth post-2025.
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Potential for 40% steady-state operating margin by 2030.
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