Moderna raises 2026 outlook as newer vaccines gain traction
· Health · United States
Moderna raised its 2026 revenue outlook, saying it now expects growth of 15% to 25%, up from previous guidance of up to 10%, as its chief executive said newer vaccines are gaining traction. The improved forecast signals the biotech company is finding new sources of growth beyond its original COVID-19 franchise, which saw demand fall sharply as the pandemic wound down. The guidance update comes as investors scrutinise which vaccine makers can sustain revenue after the pandemic-era surge.
Why it matters:Moderna's outlook is a test of whether pandemic-era vaccine makers can build durable businesses as COVID demand fades.
Key points
- Moderna now expects 2026 revenue growth of 15% to 25%.
- Previous guidance was up to 10%.
- The CEO says newer vaccines are gaining traction.
Sources (original reporting)
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