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Positive
Revenue Growth Highlights: First half revenue grew 5% at constant exchange rate, driven by our Growth & Launch product, which grew 18.7% at constant exchange rate and now accounts for 47% of total revenue.
Core Operating Profit Margin: Core operating profit margin was 30.2%, benefiting from product mix, phasing of R&D investment as well as the early impact of our efficiency programs.
Operating Cash Flow Increase: Operating cash flow was ¥451.3 billion, up 54.9% year-on-year, reflecting our strong profit growth as well as improvements in working capital.
Strong Growth in Product Portfolio: We achieved robust performance broadly across our Growth & Launch product portfolio, demonstrating significant growth at 18.7% at CER in the first half.
Product Launch Success: We have seen a strong uptake in our newly launched products, exceeding revenue expectations, and approvals in the European Union and Japan support the geographic expansion of these new treatments.
Negative
VYVANSE Sales Decline: VYVANSE declined 29% in the U.S. and 18% globally, indicating slower-than-expected erosion in the U.S.
Operating Profit Margin Analysis: Core operating profit margin was 30.2%, benefiting from product mix and R&D phasing, but still reflects challenges in cost management.
R&D Investment Decline: R&D investment decreased by 8.3% at CER, primarily due to the termination of certain programs during the pipeline privatization at the end of FY '23.
Operating Profit Surge: Operating profit was ¥350.6 billion, growing almost 200%, but this was influenced by less impairment and other one-time costs compared to the last fiscal year.
Liquidity Concerns Amid Profit Growth: Adjusted free cash flow was ¥247.5 billion, indicating potential liquidity issues despite strong operating profit growth.
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