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Data updated: May 24, 2026

Viatris

Generics

Viatris is a generic drug manufacturer focused on Cardiovascular, Immunology, Neurology. Key products include SEMGLEE.

1947
Since
367
Drugs
-
Trials
4
New Drugs (2yr)
Modality:
40 Small Molecules 1 Biologics
Novel Drugs (2018-2019):
2 Novel Approvals 1 First-in-Class 1 Orphan Drug

Viatris at a Glance

  • Fast trial execution (4 months median completion)

Therapeutic Areas

Disease areas where this company has approved drugs and active pipeline. Weighted by commercial stage: approved drugs count most, followed by late-stage trials.

Cardiovascular 33%
35 drugs Phase 3: 4 Phase 2: 2 Phase 1: 14
Immunology 18%
17 drugs Phase 3: 7 Phase 2: 2 Phase 1: 2
Neurology 18%
14 drugs Phase 3: 12 Phase 1: 1
Respiratory 18%
13 drugs Phase 3: 8 Phase 2: 6 Phase 1: 9
Oncology 13%
15 drugs Phase 3: 2

Pipeline Snapshot

Active clinical trials across all therapeutic areas. Data from ClinicalTrials.gov.

33
Phase 3
10
Phase 2
26
Phase 1

Phase 3 Readout Calendar Pro

1 Phase 3 trial with confidence-graded primary completion dates.

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Q1 2027
Transdermal system containing progestin
Female Contraception
Estimated · fresh NCT06672016

Anchored on CT.gov primary completion date. Topline announcements typically precede this by 3–9 months. Confidence labels combine date type (ACTUAL/ESTIMATED) with last-update freshness.

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Revenue Insights

  • HULIO leads revenue
  • 5 key drugs tracked

Trial Catalysts

  • Cardiovascular pipeline focus
  • 1 Phase 3 readout tracked
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Patent Risk

  • Patent expiration timeline
  • Revenue at risk analysis

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Execution Intelligence

  • Phase 3: 0/5 completed
  • Speed: 4 months avg
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How We Calculate These Metrics

Execution Quality Score

Measures trial completion rates weighted by phase importance. Phase 3 trials count 4x more than Phase 1 because late-stage completion is harder and more valuable.

What counts as "completed": A trial that reached its planned endpoint and reported results. Trials that were terminated early, withdrawn, or suspended are not counted as completed—these often indicate safety issues, lack of efficacy, or strategic pivots.

  • Excellent (80%+): Top-tier execution, most trials reach planned endpoints
  • Good (60-79%): Strong execution with occasional early terminations
  • Fair (40-59%): Average execution, notable rate of terminated/withdrawn trials
  • Needs Improvement (under 40%): High termination rates, execution challenges