Financial Data and Key Metrics Changes - For Q2 2025, total product revenue was €153.7 million, with a negative foreign currency exchange impact of €7.6 million [27] - Skytrofa revenue for the quarter was €50.7 million, including a €1.8 million negative currency impact [27] - Eurvipath revenue more than doubled to €103 million from €44.7 million in Q1 2025, despite a negative currency headwind of €5.8 million [27] Business Line Data and Key Metrics Changes - Skytrofa continues to see growth in the number of patients treated, with Q2 revenue at €51 million [22] - The U.S. launch of Eurvipath has seen over 1,500 prescribers write prescriptions for around 3,100 unique patients [11][27] - The company expects to become cash flow positive on a quarterly basis this year [27] Market Data and Key Metrics Changes - In the U.S., the majority of patients receiving prescriptions for Eurvipath have received payer approval within three months [11] - Outside the U.S., steady revenue growth for Eurvipath is expected, with further acceleration anticipated as reimbursement becomes available in additional countries [12] Company Strategy and Development Direction - The company aims to achieve blockbuster status for multiple products and expand its innovation engine [9] - Focus on building long-term leadership in the treatment of hypoparathyroidism and growth disorders [32] - Ongoing collaboration with Novo Nordisk for the development of TransCon-based products in metabolic and cardiovascular diseases [25] Management's Comments on Operating Environment and Future Outlook - Management expressed optimism about the strong global launch of Eurvipath and its potential to achieve multiple billions in peak sales [32] - The company is focused on improving patient access and reimbursement processes to enhance treatment uptake [50] - Management highlighted the importance of ongoing clinical programs to support label expansion and the potential for future growth [12][22] Other Important Information - TransCon Growth Hormone is now approved in the U.S. for adult growth hormone deficiency, with further label expansions planned [6] - The company is preparing for a Phase 3 study of combination therapy in children with achondroplasia by 2025 [22] Q&A Session Summary Question: Continuation of enrollment trends and unique patients - Management confirmed that unique patients enrolled grew from approximately 1,750 at the end of Q1 to 3,100 at the end of Q2, indicating steady state growth [36][37] Question: Improving the time from enrollment to treatment - Management acknowledged ongoing efforts to improve the time from enrollment to treatment, with expectations for improvements in the second half of the year [46][50] Question: Patient demographics and severity - Management clarified that there is no medical definition for severity in hyperparathyroidism, and they are focusing on addressing physicians who see a high number of patients [53][56] Question: Revenue expectations and patient growth - Management indicated that revenue growth in Europe is expected to continue, with a strong launch in the U.S. [61][62] Question: Conversion rates from enrollment to treatment - Management expressed that while they aim for high conversion rates, some patients may still face challenges in reimbursement [66][68] Question: Reporting enrollment forms in future quarters - Management confirmed they will continue to report necessary KPIs until a steady state is reached [70] Question: Compliance and patient retention - Management reported low discontinuation rates in Europe, indicating strong patient retention [75] Question: Titration period and costs - Management stated that the titration period is successful, but specifics on costs post-titration are still being evaluated [100][102] Question: Harmonizing U.S. and EU labels - Management is working on trials to potentially harmonize the U.S. label with the EU label for higher doses [108]