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Almirall Q1 2025 Results

2025-05-12 13:16 Last Updated At:13:21

BARCELONA, Spain--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 12, 2025--

Almirall, S.A. (ALM) a global pharmaceutical company based in Barcelona, today announced its financial results from the first quarter 2025. Almirall continued to deliver strong sales growth in the first quarter of the year - in line with expectations and with the longer-term growth trajectory set out by the company. Almirall’s performance continues to be driven by its dermatology business in Europe, and by delivering advanced therapies and a broad portfolio of relevant and impactful products to more patients across markets.

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Net Sales increased by 15% YoY to a total of €284.6 MM, EBITDA was €70.9 MM (increase of 35% YoY) driven by higher sales growth and recent out-licensing activities that also positively impacted that gross margin (66.9%). Dermatology sales in Europe increased by 23.4% to a total of €139.4 MM in Q1 2025.

The growth of Ebglyss® (lebrikizumab for the systemic treatment of moderate-to-severe atopic dermatitis) continues to further gain momentum delivering total Net Sales of €19.4 MM mainly based on the growth in its first launch market Germany and supported by growing contributions from recent launched countries. Including the launches in Q1 2025, Ebglyss is now available in 13 markets (Germany, Norway, UK, Spain, Denmark, Czechia, The Netherlands, Italy, Austria, Belgium, Sweden, Switzerland, and France in Q1) and the launch plans are on track with availability in all countries per plan expected to be achieved by end of 2025 (Portugal, Ireland, and Poland).

Ilumetri® (tildrakizumab for the systemic treatment of moderate-to-severe psoriasis) delivered double digit growth in Q1 2025 (12.7% increase YoY) and delivered solid Net Sales of €55.1 MM despite growing competition in the psoriasis market and some quarterly phasing impacts. Anti-IL-23 antibodies remain the leading class in advanced psoriasis treatments now and in the foreseeable future.

The biologics growth drivers were complemented by the strong performance of the broad portfolio of dermatology products leading to the dermatology portfolio overall growing 23.4% YoY in Q1 2025 in Europe to a total of €139.4 MM. Almirall’s key products Wynzora® (psoriasis), and Klisyri® (actinic keratosis) grew double-digit in sales in Q1 2025 YoY.

Wynzora® continued to grow in its main markets and delivered total Net Sales of €7.7 MM representing a 22.2% increase vs Q1 2024. The strong double-digit growth performance of Klisyri® in Q1 2025 (€6.9 MM +25.5% YoY) is aligned with expectations of its increasing market share in key regions and was further supported by the US large field launch following the approval of the label extension by the FDA in 2024.

The overall performance in Q1 was supported by the strategic out-licensing and divestment of two products in the Spanish market in January 2025 (Sekisan and Algidol).

We started the year with a continued strong business performance that is aligned with the long-term trajectory of sustained growth we have outlined for Almirall. Therefore, we are pleased to confirm our full year guidance for 2025 as we are delivering relevant and impactful treatments to more patients and physicians in medical dermatology. Our strong results across are driven by our advanced biologic treatments for patients with moderate to severe atopic dermatitis and psoriasis, and the consistent growth of our broader dermatology portfolio. Almirall is well positioned as European leader in medical dermatology, and we continue to invest to progress our early and late-stage pipeline, and to drive our commercial excellence to deliver sustained growth in the years to come.”

Carlos Gallardo, Almirall Chairman and CEO

Financial highlights (€ rounded million)

2025 Full Year Guidance

Full year guidance for 2025: double-digit net Sales growth of 10-13% and total EBITDA between €220 MM - €240 MM.

R&D pipeline

Almirall’s continued investment in its leading R&D capabilities, and the medical dermatology pipeline are closely aligned with the company’s long-term view on its contributions and commitment to positively impacting patients and society. Key milestones across the early and late-stage pipeline are expected to be delivered in 2025 including the progress of early-stage pipeline assets through clinical testing. Efinaconazole was authorized for launch in Italy on 20 th March following its previous completion of the decentralized regulatory procedure in the EU. The interim phase I data for Anti-IL1RAP mAb were presented at the AAD 2025. A Phase II study to explore this antibody in patients suffering from Hidradenitis suppurativa is planned to start later this year.

Lifecycle management activities will further strengthen Almirall’s key priority products with several ongoing clinical studies supporting our biologics in AD and PSO respectively as part of ongoing collaborative programs with its partners Lilly and Sun Pharma, respectively, to grow patient access & product value.

Partnership with the dermatology community

Almirall’s close collaboration with dermatologists and life-science experts continue to be a key cornerstone for the company’s dedication to medical dermatology. These partnerships expand Almirall’s focus on fostering scientific exchange and to advance the understanding of skin diseases, treatment options, and their impact on patients.

In March, at the 2025 AAD congress, Almirall presented new data analysis from phase IV studies and real-world evidence with tirbanibulin for the treatment of actinic keratosis (AK) that showed consistently high levels of treatment response as well as patient satisfaction.

From 21 st to 22 nd March, Almirall hosted the 16 th edition of its Skin Academy in Barcelona which is a unique opportunity for collaboration in medical dermatology as it – again - brought together leading experts from across the globe to advance science and innovative approaches for the treatment of skin diseases. The conference focused on the latest advancements in medical dermatology, including the holistic and personalized treatment of atopic dermatitis and psoriasis. It also covered a broad range of other skin diseases such as actinic keratosis, androgenetic alopecia, onychomycosis and chronic spontaneous urticaria - advancing the understanding of these diseases and treatment options to support better patient outcomes.

Dividend and Investor Calendar 2025

On 9 th May, the Annual General Shareholder Meeting approved the distribution of a dividend charged to unrestricted reserves, for the amount of €0.19 per share. This will be applied using the scrip dividend shareholder remuneration system that has been applied in previous years.

About Almirall

Almirall is a global pharmaceutical company dedicated to medical dermatology. We closely collaborate with leading scientists, healthcare professionals, and patients to deliver our purpose: to transform the patients' world by helping them realize their hopes and dreams for a healthy life. We are at the forefront of science to deliver ground-breaking, differentiated medical dermatology innovations that address patients’ needs.

Almirall, founded in 1944 and headquartered in Barcelona, is publicly traded on the Spanish Stock Exchange (ticker: ALM, total revenue in 2024: €990 MM, over 2000 employees globally). Almirall products help to improve the lives of patients every day and are available in over 100 countries.

For more information, please visitalmirall.com

Disclaimer

This document includes only summary information and does not intend to be comprehensive. Facts, figures and opinions contained herein, other than historical, are "forward-looking statements". These statements are based on currently available information and on best estimates and assumptions believed to be reasonable by the Company. These statements involve risks and uncertainties beyond the Company's control. Therefore, actual results may differ materially from those stated by such forward-looking statements. The Company expressly disclaims any obligation to review or update any forward-looking statements, targets or estimates contained in this document to reflect any change in the assumptions, events or circumstances on which such forward-looking statements are based unless so required by applicable law.

Almirall HQ in Barcelona

Almirall HQ in Barcelona

AL HENAKIYAH, Saudi Arabia (AP) — Ricky Brabec deliberately gave up his motorbike lead over Luciano Benavides in the Dakar Rally while Nasser Al-Attiyah was happy to cruise through another day closer to his sixth car title on Thursday.

Al-Attiyah started 346-kilometer stage 11 between Bisha north to Al Henakiyah with a 12-minute overall lead and let it drop to less than nine minutes over new second-placed driver Nani Roma in a Ford.

Al-Attiyah was content to let Dacia teammate Sébastien Loeb catch up and pass him to have a teammate nearby for any help and to minimize errors on the mazy, dirt track. Al-Attiyah was 17th, nearly 13 minutes behind stage winner Mattias Ekström, and said he needed to execute the same plan on Friday's last effective racing stage before the end on Saturday.

“If we lose two, three, four minutes no problem,” Al-Attiyah said. “We just need to finish this Dakar in first place.”

Honda cooked up a strategy in the Saudi desert for Adrien van Beveren to open the way and let Brabec catch up after the 190-kilometer pit stop and pick up time bonuses.

Brabec boosted his overall lead from 56 seconds to nearly four minutes just 25 kilometers from the finish. He was also within a minute of the stage lead but he slowed down so KTM rival Benavides was the new overall leader, but only by 23 seconds.

Brabec got his his wish to start Friday's stage 12 six minutes behind Benavides, so he can eye him. They head west to the rally starting point of Yanbu on the Red Sea coast on 311 kilometers of gravel, some river beds with a finish in the dunes.

“A little bit of strategy today and hopefully it pays off tomorrow,” Brabec said. "I feel like its going to be a good day. We’re going back into the rocks so it will be a little bit better for us.”

Brabec is counting on his experience of winning the Dakar in 2020 and 2024 to trump Benavides, who has a best placing of fourth last year.

“I've been in this situation before,” Brabec said. “For the whole two weeks I've been just trying to stay relax, stay comfortable and just be confident, so two days more. I'm gonna do the same thing tomorrow that I've been doing every day; ride dirt bikes and have fun.”

Van Beveren helped Brabec with navigation while fighting with another teammate, Skyler Howes, the entire day for the stage win.

Howes prevailed by 21 seconds for his first career major stage in his eighth Dakar. He was third in 2023 and sixth last year. He's running fifth, 34 minutes off the pace.

Benavides was fourth in the stage and believed the race will be decided on the final 105-kilometer sprint on Saturday.

“I played no strategy like Ricky. I don't care,” Benavides said. “I'm doing what I can to control what I can control.”

Ekström won his third car stage of this Dakar, a special so fast that 12 other drivers were within 10 minutes.

Ford achieved another 1-2-3 stage. Romain Dumas, a three-time winner of the Le Mans 24 Hours, was a career-best second just over a minute back and Carlos Sainz was third.

Only Toyota's Henk Lategan beat Ekström to a checkpoint but Lategan's podium hopes were wrecked after 140 kilometers when a bearing broke on his rear left wheel. Lategan was second last year and second overall overnight but he plunged out of the top 15, at least.

Loeb moved up to third overall, 10 minutes behind Roma and three minutes ahead of Ekström.

AP auto racing: https://apnews.com/hub/auto-racing

Rider Daniel Sanders competes during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Rider Daniel Sanders competes during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Driver Nasser Al-Attiyah and co-driver Fabian Lurquin compete during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Driver Nasser Al-Attiyah and co-driver Fabian Lurquin compete during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Rider Skyler Howes competes during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Rider Skyler Howes competes during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Driver Henk Lategan, left, and co-driver Brett Cummings repair their car during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Driver Henk Lategan, left, and co-driver Brett Cummings repair their car during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Driver Nani Roma and co-driver Alex Haro compete during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

Driver Nani Roma and co-driver Alex Haro compete during the eleventh stage of the Dakar Rally between Bisha and Al Henakiyah, Saudi Arabia, Thursday, Jan.15, 2026. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus)

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