MannKind third-quarter revenue rises 24% to $101.9m on Furoscix ReadyFlow and paediatric Afrezza
MannKind reported $45.0m in commercial product revenue, as the newly shipping Furoscix ReadyFlow and the paediatric Afrezza launch lifted sales, alongside early inhaled-pipeline data and a new licensing deal.
MannKind reported third-quarter 2026 results on 5 November, with total revenue of $101.9m, up 24% according to the company's headline. Commercial product revenue was $45.0m.
Furoscix ReadyFlow, which has FDA approval, began shipping in mid-September. By late October it accounted for about 75% of Furoscix shipments, indicating a rapid shift to the new presentation. Separately, the launch of Afrezza for paediatric patients lifted new prescriptions.
In the pipeline, MannKind said a Phase 1b study, INFLO-1, showed positive tolerability data for inhaled nintedanib (MNKD-201) in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF). A global Phase 2 trial is now under way.
The company also announced a new licensing deal with Rose Pharma for an inhaled GLP-1 product. The summary available does not give financial terms or development timelines for the agreement.
What it means for your team
- The fast uptake of Furoscix ReadyFlow shows how quickly a new presentation can replace an existing one, which matters for supply planning and product-transition management.
- Pharmacovigilance teams may need to monitor post-launch safety reporting for the newly approved ReadyFlow and the paediatric Afrezza population.
- The Phase 2 start for inhaled nintedanib in IPF and the Rose Pharma inhaled GLP-1 licence extend MannKind's inhaled-delivery portfolio; regulatory plans for both remain to be disclosed.
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