1454 ET - Corcept Therapeutics isn't likely to see the sales numbers it wants from its hypercortisolism treatments, UBS analysts wrote in a note. For Korlym, Corcept's existing hypercortisolism product, and relacorilant, which is awaiting FDA approval, they forecast sales for hypercortisolism patients of roughly $1.4 billion through 2030, well below the company's outlook of $3 billion to $5 billion. To hit that goal, Corcept would need to scale its distribution capacity and see persistent physician behavior changes and near-total Korlym-to-relacorilant conversion with rapid uptake -- an outcome they said was unlikely. Shares are down 9.5% to $79.01. (elias.schisgall@wsj.com)
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