Halozyme lifts 2026 guidance after Q3 revenue jumps 39% on ENHANZE royalties
Halozyme reported third-quarter revenue of $493.0m, with royalties of $341.0m, and raised its full-year outlook as ENHANZE partner products continued to drive growth.
Halozyme Therapeutics reported results for the quarter ended 30 September 2026 on 5 November, posting total revenue of $493.0m, up 39%. Royalty revenue contributed $341.0m of the total.
The company attributed the growth to sales of products from partners that use its ENHANZE drug-delivery technology, naming VYVGART Hytrulo, DARZALEX SC and Phesgo. On the strength of the quarter, Halozyme raised its 2026 total revenue guidance to a range of $1.860bn to $1.925bn.
Halozyme said it expanded ENHANZE agreements with argenx, Incyte and Janssen during the period, and advanced three programmes into Phase 1 development. The summary provided does not give further detail on the terms of the deals or the identity of the programmes.
The company also pointed to a Dutch court injunction against Merck's Keytruda Qlex relating to an MDASE patent. Separately, it completed a $1.5bn convertible notes offering. Further details of the ruling and the financing were not available in the material reviewed.
What it means for your team
- Market-access teams should note that royalties from subcutaneous products built on ENHANZE are a major driver of Halozyme's revenue, which reflects continued uptake of these formulations.
- Regulatory and IP teams may want to follow the Dutch injunction over the MDASE patent, as it concerns a subcutaneous formulation of a major oncology product.
- Teams working with partners on ENHANZE should watch for details of the expanded deals with argenx, Incyte and Janssen and the three new Phase 1 programmes.
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