“This year alone, we expect to report top-line registrational data for six potential new products.”

In context

“ral data presentation of Nablometastat, a potential first-in-class PRMT5 inhibitor. This will be combination data in the pancreatic setting and will be showcased at the ESMO Targeted Anticancer Therapies Conference next month. These milestones reinforce the momentum of our pipeline with more readouts to come this year, which I'll talk about on slide five. As we shared last month, this is a data-rich period for 10 new medicines and over 30 meaningful launch opportunities by 2030. The increasing pace of pivotal readouts later this year will serve to better define the potential of our pipeline candidates. We are confident in our ability to deliver an attractive and durable growth profile heading into the next decade. The breadth and depth of these opportunities are illustrated on this slide. This year alone, we expect to report top-line registrational data for six potential new products. Nilvexin in both atrial fibrillation and secondary stroke prevention, admilparent in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, iberdomide, where we have already demonstrated a significant improvement in MRD negativity rates, mozignamide and arlocell in relapsed or refractory multiple myeloma, and raise one zero one in second line plus GAP nets. We also anticipate meaningful pivotal line extension readouts for SOTIC two and lupus and CoBINFI in Alzheimer's disease psychosis. Most of these readouts will occur in the second half of the year. And we have more data readouts coming beyond 2026. Together, these represent an attractive set of near-term catalysts that can meaningfully enhance the long-term growth profile of our current growth portfolio. We communicated at the start of last year that getting”