Total Revenue and Product Contributions (Q1 2026)
Total revenue of $136 million in Q1 2026. Product contributions: Crysvita $93M (North America $39M, Latin America & Turkey $46M, Europe $8M), Dojolvi $18M, Evkeeza $18M, Mepsevii $7M.
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The call balances strong commercial execution, clear revenue guidance (reaffirmed $730M–$760M for 2026), rapid pipeline progress (two near-term PDUFAs and promising long-term GTX-102 data with Bayley-4 and MDRI signals), and manufacturing/launch readiness against meaningful near-term financial pressure (Q1 net loss of $185M, $197M cash used in operations, high operating expenses and restructuring charges). Management presented a credible path to profitability in 2027 with planned R&D/SG&A reductions and assumed PRV monetization, but timing uncertainty for Phase 3 readouts, quarter-to-quarter ordering variability and execution risks around launches and PRV realization remain. Overall the positives around product performance, global commercialization scale, and upcoming catalysts outweigh the near-term financial and execution risks.
On the call management reaffirmed 2026 revenue guidance of $730–760 million (8%–13% growth vs. 2025), excluding potential launch revenue, and reiterated a path to profitability in 2027; Crysvita revenue guidance is $500–520 million and Dojolvi $100–110 million for 2026, while combined R&D and SG&A are expected to be flat to down low single digits vs. 2025 (with a targeted ≥15% reduction vs. 2025 in 2027). Q1 results included total revenue of $136 million (Crysvita $93M — NA $39M, Latin America & Turkey $46M, Europe $8M; Dojolvi $18M; Evkeeza $18M, +64% YoY; Mepsevii $7M), total operating expenses of $305M (cost of sales $30M; R&D+SG&A $275M) which included $30M stock‑based comp and $30M restructuring charges, net loss of $185M or $1.84 per share, cash and equivalents of $534M as of March 31, and net cash used in operations of $197M (including $38M for UX143 manufacturing and $5M severance) with operating cash use expected to decline in later quarters. They plan to monetize two PRVs modeled at a little over $100M each (with upside potential), target PDUFA dates for DTX401 on Aug 23, 2026 and UX111 on Sept 19, 2026, and highlighted commercial scale (sales in >35 countries) and patient counts (Crysvita >950 patients in LATAM with ~30 starts in Q1; Dojolvi >675 reimbursed in NA and ~300 in Europe; Evkeeza ~370 patients across 18 countries).
Total revenue of $136 million in Q1 2026. Product contributions: Crysvita $93M (North America $39M, Latin America & Turkey $46M, Europe $8M), Dojolvi $18M, Evkeeza $18M, Mepsevii $7M.
Reaffirmed 2026 revenue guidance of $730M–$760M, representing 8%–13% growth over 2025 (guidance excludes potential revenue from new product launches).
Evkeeza Q1 revenue of $18M, representing 64% growth versus Q1 2025, driven by international launches and expanding access across territories.
Commercial presence in more than 35 countries. Crysvita: ~30 new patients started in Q1 in Latin America bringing that region to >950 patients. Dojolvi: >675 reimbursed patients in North America and ~300 in Europe (named/early access). Evkeeza: ~370 patients across 18 countries.
Two near-term PDUFA dates: DTX401 (Aug 23, 2026; no advisory committee planned) and UX111 (Sep 19, 2026). GTX-102 Aspire Phase 3 top-line readout expected in second half of 2026; Aurora study enrollment progressing to expand ages/genotypes.
Phase 1/2 program: 74 patients treated, 66 in long-term extension (avg ~3 years on therapy, some ~5 years). Bayley-4 Cognitive raw score at month 12: mean change ~10 points (exceeds meaningful difference of 6 points). Multi-domain Responder Index (MDRI) p-value < 0.0001 at months 12/24/36. No new cases of transient lower extremity weakness reported; favorable long-term safety profile.
Gene therapy manufacturing ramp-up underway: Bedford, MA facility producing drug substance/product for DTX401 and fill/finish for UX111; inventory being built in advance of potential launches to support commercial readiness.
Reaffirmed R&D and SG&A guidance: combined R&D and SG&A expected to be flat to down low-single-digits versus 2025 for 2026; expecting at least a 15% decrease in combined R&D and SG&A in 2027 versus 2025.
Company plans to monetize two Priority Review Vouchers (expected to be monetized at ~>$100M each in current modeling) for 111 and 401; potential additional PRV from 102 is upside.
Cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities of $534M as of March 31, 2026; management notes Q1 typically shows higher operating cash use due to annual bonus payouts and some one-time payments.
Good afternoon, and welcome to Ultragenyx First Quarter 2026 Financial Results Conference Call. [Operator Instructions] It is now my pleasure to introduce your host, Joshua Higa, Vice President of Investor Relations.
Thank you. We have issued a press release detailing our financial results, which you can find on our website at ultragenyx.com. Joining me on this call are Emil Kakkis, Chief Executive Officer and President; Erik Harris, Chief Commercial Officer; Howard Horn, Chief Financial Officer; and Eric Crombez, Chief Medical Officer. I'd like to remind everyone that during today's call, we will be making forward-looking statements. These statements are subject to certain risks and uncertainties, and our actual results may differ materially. Please refer to the risk factors discussed in our latest SEC filings. I'll now turn the call over to Emil.
Thanks, Josh, and good afternoon, everyone. We are now in our 16th year since our founding, and this year is expected to be transformative with growing revenue and multiple new drug approvals. We're on track to well exceed $700 million in revenue from our global commercial business with a consistent track record of double-digit annual revenue growth. We have a PDUFA date for two gene therapies that would bring first ever treatment to patients and families with no other disease-modifying options. Also, we will unwind our Phase 3 Aspire study, evaluating GTX-102 in patients with Angelman syndrome in the second half of this year. We're continuing to execute global clinical trials across the largest late-stage pipeline in rare disease...
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