Rocket Pharma swings to Q2 FY26 net income of $123.2 million; R&D expenses fall 30.92% to $29.5 million
Reuters2026/08/10 20:01- Rocket Pharmaceuticals turned profitable in Q2 2026, posting net income of USD 123.2 million, versus a net loss of USD 68.9 million a year earlier.
- R&D expense fell 30.92% to USD 29.5 million, driven by lower manufacturing and development costs plus reduced stock-based compensation and headcount.
- G&A expense dropped 30.4% to USD 17.4 million, on lower commercial preparation spending, stock-based compensation, and legal costs.
- Other income climbed to USD 178.8 million on a net USD 178.2 million gain from selling a Priority Review Voucher, lifting cash to USD 283.7 million.
- All three initial RP-A501 Danon patients cleared the safety observation period with no TMA or capillary leak; cash runway forecast into Q2 2028.
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