Gilead's lenacapavir may become a blockbuster HIV prophylactic. Biktarvy maintains a dominant market share in the HIV treatment space, contributing significantly to Gilead's revenue growth. Gilead's oncology segment is expanding, with Trodelvy and Yescarta showing potential for accelerated revenue growth.
Gilead signs non-exclusive, royalty-free voluntary licensing agreements with six generic companies to market its investigational medicine, lenacapavir, for HIV Prevention.
Gilead Sciences said on Thursday it would donate about 5,000 vials of its antiviral remdesivir to the Rwanda Medical Supply for emergency use in response to the Marburg virus disease outbreak.
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Gilead Sciences said on Wednesday it has granted royalty-free licenses to six generic drug manufacturers to make and sell cheaper copycat versions of its HIV prevention medicine in 120 low and lower-middle income countries.
In the closing of the recent trading day, Gilead Sciences (GILD) stood at $83.94, denoting a +0.12% change from the preceding trading day.
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In the closing of the recent trading day, Gilead Sciences (GILD) stood at $83.79, denoting a -0.24% change from the preceding trading day.
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Gilead Sciences (GILD) stock price has staged a strong comeback this year, helped by strong earnings and a recent $40 million settlement with American authorities. It has risen for two consecutive weeks, reaching a high of $84, its highest point since January and a few points below its all-time high of $89.
The latest trading day saw Gilead Sciences (GILD) settling at $83.08, representing a -0.1% change from its previous close.
GILD reports the success of its twice-yearly injectable HIV-1 capsid inhibitor, lenacapavir, in a second late-stage study for the prevention of HIV.