Roche Reports 7 % YoY Revenue Growth Through Q3 2025, Raises Full‑Year Guidance

Roche Reports 7 % YoY Revenue Growth Through Q3 2025, Raises Full‑Year Guidance

Roche (SWX: ROG, OTCMKTS: RHHBY) announced that its global group revenues grew 7 % year‑on‑year (YoY) in constant currency terms over the first nine months of 2025. Topline sales reached CHF 45.86 billion (≈ USD 57.6 billion), driven by a 9 % rise in the Pharmaceuticals division to CHF 35.56 billion (≈ USD 44.66 billion). Diagnostics sales, however, posted only 1 % growth, reaching CHF 10.3 billion (≈ USD 12.9 billion).

Key Highlights

MetricQ1‑Q3 2025YoY %
Group RevenueCHF 45.86 bn+7 %
PharmaCHF 35.56 bn+9 %
DiagnosticsCHF 10.3 bn+1 %
Full‑Year GuidanceMid‑single‑digit sales growthUnchanged
Core EPSHigh single‑digit to low double‑digitUp from prior high‑single‑digit range

Diagnostics – China Drag Continues

Pricing controls in China have heavily weighed on the Diagnostics arm, pushing Asia‑Pacific sales down ‑15 % YoY. In contrast, other regions delivered robust growth:

  • EMEA: +6 %
  • North America: +7 %
  • Latin America: +14 %

The 1 % global rise in Diagnostics sales is largely attributable to North American and Latin American gains offsetting the China slowdown.

Pharmaceuticals – Solid Global Expansion

Roche’s Pharma division benefited from a diversified portfolio and strong performance across all geographies:

RegionSales (CHF m)YoY %
United States18,798+8 %
Europe6,818+5 %
Japan2,139+5 %
International7,800+13 %
Global35,555+9 %

Key Growth Drivers

  • Phesgo (breast‑cancer combination)
  • Vabysmo (ophthalmology)
  • Xolair (allergy & asthma)
  • Hemlibra (hemophilia)
  • Ocrevus (multiple sclerosis)
  • Polivy (lymphoma ADC)

Pipeline Adjustments – 6 NMEs Terminated in Q3 2025

Roche’s investor presentation disclosed the removal of six new molecular entities (NMEs) from its pipeline:

PhaseMolecule (assumed)TargetDevelopment Status
Phase ISOF10 (anti‑TGF‑β1)Solid tumorsChugai
STA551 (CD137 switch antibody)Solid tumorsChugai
Paralutide (RAS inhibitor)Solid tumorsChugai
SAIL66 (anti‑CLDN6 trispecific)CLDN6+ solid tumorsChugai
RG6436 (LepB inhibitor)Urinary tract infectionGenentech
Phase IIAMY109 (anti‑IL8 antibody)EndometriosisChugai

All five Chugai‑led projects were discontinued at the Phase I stage, while the Genentech‑led RG6436 was also terminated. The decision reflects a strategic refocus on high‑potential assets.

Forward‑Looking Statements

This release contains forward‑looking statements that involve risks and uncertainties. Actual results may differ materially.-Fineline Info & Tech