How Investors Are Reacting To Alvotech (ALVO) EU Approval Of AVT03 Denosumab Biosimilar

• Alvotech recently announced that the European Commission has approved AVT03 as a biosimilar to denosumab (Prolia and Xgeva), opening access to an estimated US$1.20 billion European market for osteoporosis and cancer-related bone complications, with commercialization in Europe to be led by Dr. Reddy's under the Acvybra and Xbonzy brands.
• The approval, grounded in extensive analytical and clinical data showing equivalent pharmacokinetics, efficacy, safety and immunogenicity to the originators, also serves as a meaningful regulatory endorsement of Alvotech's broader biosimilar platform and manufacturing capabilities.
• We’ll now examine how gaining European Commission approval for AVT03 reshapes Alvotech’s investment narrative around regulatory execution and biosimilar market expansion.

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Alvotech Investment Narrative Recap

To own Alvotech, you need to believe its “TSMC of biologics” ambition can translate into recurring biosimilar revenues despite regulatory and pricing pressures. The AVT03 EC approval reinforces the company’s regulatory execution and adds a meaningful new market, but it does not change that the key near term catalyst remains resolving FDA concerns around AVT05, while the biggest risk is continued regulatory or inspection related delays that disrupt the timing of milestone driven revenue.

The most relevant recent news alongside AVT03 is the FDA Complete Response Letter for AVT05 tied to Alvotech’s Reykjavik facility. Together, these events highlight a bifurcated picture for investors: strong validation from European regulators on one hand, and US regulatory setbacks on a core asset on the other, both of which directly influence how “lumpy” approval based milestone payments and near term earnings will be.

Yet investors also need to be aware that, despite new approvals, unresolved manufacturing and inspection issues could still...

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Alvotech's narrative projects $1.4 billion revenue and $538.9 million earnings by 2028.

Uncover how Alvotech's forecasts yield a $26.40 fair value, a 421% upside to its current price.

Exploring Other Perspectives

Seven members of the Simply Wall St Community value Alvotech between US$14 and US$2,650.56, underscoring how far apart individual views can be. When you layer in the risk that regulatory delays may disrupt milestone based revenue, it becomes even more important to compare these contrasting perspectives on what could drive the company’s performance.

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