BioNTech Q4 2025 net loss hits EUR 305 million as revenue falls 24% to EUR 907.4 million

Reuters03-10
BioNTech Q4 2025 net loss hits EUR 305 million as revenue falls 24% to EUR 907.4 million

BioNTech reported Q4 2025 revenue of EUR 907.4 million, down 24%, citing lower COVID-19 vaccine sales due to reduced market demand. Q4 net loss was EUR 305 million, or EUR 1.25 per share, compared with net profit a year earlier. For FY 2025, revenue rose 5% to EUR 2.87 billion, driven by collaboration revenue from Bristol Myers Squibb recognized in Q3. FY net loss widened to EUR 1.14 billion, while cash, cash equivalents and security investments totaled EUR 17.24 billion at year-end. For 2026, BioNTech forecast revenue of EUR 2-2.3 billion and guided for adjusted R&D expenses of EUR 2.2-2.5 billion, as it plans to have eight global Phase 3 trials for PD-L1/VEGF-A bispecific pumitamig ongoing by year-end with Bristol Myers Squibb.

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