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Amarin (AMRN) 2026年第三季度业绩电话会:随着国际需求增长重返盈利

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核心要点

  • Amarin Corporation (NASDAQ: AMRN) 公布 2026 年第三季度净营收为 3960 万美元,低于 2025 年第三季度的 4970 万美元,主要是由于美国市场的定价压力抵消了品牌药 VASCEPA 稳定的出货量。
  • 公司实现净利润 24.5 万美元(即每股收益不足 0.01 美元),而上年同期净亏损 770 万美元(即每股亏损 0.02 美元)。这是 Amarin 两年来首次实现单季度盈利。
  • 第三季度经营活动现金流为正 900 万美元。截至 2026 年 9 月 30 日,现金及投资达到 3.24 亿美元,较 2025 年年底增加 2100 万美元,且无债务。
  • 国际业务增长势头强劲:欧洲预计的 VAZKEPA 需求同比增长 68%,而全球合作伙伴对 VASCEPA 的合计需求增长 55%。
  • 研究者发起的 EMT2 III 期临床试验未达到其无进展生存期(PFS)的主要终点。然而,在关键的次要终点总生存期(OS)方面,VASCEPA 显示出具有统计学显著意义的死亡风险降低 32%。
  • 管理层继续预计 2026 年全年经营活动现金流为正,并预计年底前美国市场出货量保持稳定,同时预计美国市场的定价压力将持续至 2027 年。

关键财务数据

指标 2026年第三季度 2025年第三季度 说明
总净营收 3960万美元 4970万美元 美国净售价下降是主要不利因素
产品营收 3690万美元 4860万美元 包含美国、欧洲及世界其他地区的销售额
许可及特许权使用费营收 270万美元 110万美元 同比增加
美国产品营收 2850万美元 4090万美元 品牌药出货量保持稳定,但在仿制药竞争下价格下降
欧洲产品营收 370万美元 410万美元 合作伙伴采购量可能随库存和订货模式而有所变化
世界其他地区产品营收 470万美元 360万美元 得益于合作伙伴的投入与执行
销货成本 2340万美元 2750万美元 重新谈判的供应合同开始提升利润率
总运营费用 同比下降44% — 剔除重组费用后,费用下降22%
净利润/(亏损) 24.5万美元 -770万美元 两年来首次实现季度盈利
经营活动现金流 900万美元 — 连续第四个季度实现正经营活动现金流
前九个月经营活动现金流 2200万美元 -900万美元 同比大幅改善
现金及投资 3.24亿美元 — 较2025年年底增加2100万美元;无负债

业务与运营表现

VASCEPA 在美国二十碳五烯酸乙酯(icosapent ethyl)市场保持了 47% 的份额。管理层表示,品牌药处方量相对平稳,而净售价下降拉低了同比营收。公司预计在 2026 年年底前将维持与美国主要支付方的独家合作关系。

在欧洲,截至 2026 年 9 月 30 日,VAZKEPA 已通过 Recordati 在 11 个国家实现商业化。随后于 10 月在波兰推出了自费模式。西班牙、英国和意大利仍是贡献最大的市场,同时 Recordati 继续在其覆盖的 59 个国家/地区推进定价、报销和商业化工作。

第三季度,欧洲预计的终端市场需求同比增长 68%,世界其他地区需求增长 46%。在整个国际业务中,过去 12 个月的终端市场需求较前一 12 个月期间预计增长了 59%。

Amarin 提醒称,受库存水平和订货周期的影响,任何单一季度内合作伙伴的供应采购量可能与终端市场需求并不完全同步。针对 2027 年年初在新加坡和韩国的上市准备工作正在进行中,同时在东南亚也在开展进一步的监管与商业活动。

供应合同的重新谈判促进了毛利率环比提升约 2.3 个百分点(不含计提减值)。自 2024 年第四季度以来,库存已下降 31%,减少了业务中占用的营运资金。

临床与监管进展

EMT2 研究招募了 448 名因结直肠癌肝转移而接受肝切除术的患者。患者在术前及术后长达四年的时间里接受 VASCEPA 或安慰剂联合标准治疗。

该试验未达到无进展生存期(PFS)的主要终点,但在关键的次要终点总生存期(OS)上,显示出死亡风险具有统计学显著意义的降低 32%。管理层强调,在 Amarin 确定潜在的开发路径或商业机会之前,这些发现仍处于研究阶段,需要与利兹大学(University of Leeds)研究小组进行进一步分析。

此外,二十碳五烯酸乙酯(icosapent ethyl)被纳入了与欧洲肾脏协会联合制定的最新欧洲心血管疾病和慢性肾脏病管理指南中。

管理层业绩指引

管理层继续预计 2026 年全年经营活动现金流为正。预计美国市场的出货量到年底前将保持稳定,同时随着支付方独家合作延续至 2026 年,定价预计将保持相对平稳。

公司尚未发布 2027 年业绩指引。公司正在等待支付方独家合作安排的确认,并预计往年在美国市场面临的定价压力将延续至 2027 年。

Amarin 还正在与其独家财务顾问巴克莱(Barclays)合作,推进旨在实现股东价值最大化的举措。管理层表示,这些讨论的结果将影响潜在资本部署的时间、规模和优先级,包括可能进行的股票回购。

风险与关注事项

  • 尽管品牌药出货量保持稳定,但仿制药竞争继续对美国净售价施加压力。
  • 2026 年之后美国支付方的独家合作仍存在不确定性,管理层预计定价压力将持续至 2027 年。
  • 由于合作伙伴的采购取决于库存水平、销售组合和订货时间,国际产品营收可能会出现波动。
  • 受美国定价、产品组合以及国际供应出货时间和规模的影响,各季度的毛利率可能会有所差异。
  • EMT2 未达到其主要终点,而 VASCEPA 在肿瘤学领域的任何更广泛应用都需要额外的分析、科学验证以及对商业和知识产权因素的评估。

分析师问答集锦

当被问及美国市场处方量与营收之间的差异时,管理层回应称,品牌药 VASCEPA 的出货量保持稳定,营收下降归因于定价压力。

在谈到欧洲医保报销问题时,管理层强调了 Recordati 在 59 个国家的广泛覆盖、最近在波兰的上市以及在法国正在推进的相关活动。公司未提供后续医保报销决定的时间表。

关于新的治疗应用,管理层表示将评估未被满足的需求、现有证据、商业潜力、知识产权保护和开发风险。Amarin 尚未决定是否寻求合作伙伴协助资助由 EMT2 带来的进一步开发。

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管理层陈述

Operator

Greetings, and welcome to the Amarin Corporation's Third Quarter 2026 Results Conference Call. [Operator Instructions] And please note, this conference is being recorded.

I will now turn the conference over to your host, Mr. Devin Sullivan, Investor Relations. Sir, you may begin.

Unknown Executive

Thank you for your time and attention this morning as we discuss Amarin's 2026 Third Quarter Financial Results. On today's call are Aaron Berg, President and Chief Executive Officer; Pete Fishman, Chief Financial Officer; and Steve Ketchum, President of Research and Development and Chief Scientific Officer. Other members of the senior management team will be available as needed during the Q&A session following the prepared remarks.

Aaron will provide a state of the company update. Pete will discuss the numbers, and Steve will review recent medical and regulatory activities. Before we begin, I'd like to remind everyone that today's press release and related quarterly report on Form 10-Q will be available on the Investor Relations section of the company's website, www.amarincorp.com, as well as a replay of this call shortly after its completion.

Please be aware that during this call, we may make certain statements related to our business that are deemed forward-looking statements under federal securities laws. Statements are not guarantees of future performance, but rather are subject to a variety of risks and uncertainties. Our actual results could differ materially from expectations reflected in any forward-looking statements. Additionally, we assume no obligation to update these statements as circumstances change. For a discussion of the material risks and important factors that could affect our actual results, please refer to our SEC filings, which are available either on our company website or the Securities and Exchange Commission's EDGAR system.

With that said, I'd now like to turn the call over to Amarin's President and CEO, Aaron Berg. Aaron, please go ahead.

Aaron Berg

Thanks, Devin, and thank you all for joining us today. As we approach the end of the year, I want to take the opportunity to highlight all that we've achieved, what lies ahead and most importantly, how we continue to hold ourselves accountable to the standard of delivering value to our shareholders. As you can see in our press release, through the hard work of our team, the support of our commercial partners and the enduring clinically validated efficacy of VASCEPA, the momentum we experienced in the first half of 2026 continued through the third quarter across multiple fronts, including profitable third quarter results, reductions in our expense profile, continued positive operating cash flow, a stronger cash position and 0 debt.

Our outlook for the full year remains positive. Our partners are expanding the global reach of VASCEPA and VAZKEPA and driving double-digit in-market demand growth. We've also maintained our U.S. leadership position in a highly competitive IPE space. We also announced exciting news earlier this week regarding clinical trial results, which may further add to our continued work on broadening our understanding of VASCEPA's potential beyond cardiovascular care, and we'll touch on that shortly.

As of September 30, 2026, through our exclusive agreement with Recordati, VAZKEPA was commercialized in 11 countries in Europe. And in October, VAZKEPA launched in Poland on a private pay basis. In-market demand in Europe for VAZKEPA under the Recordati partnership rose by an estimated 68% in Q3 2026 compared to the same period last year. Spain, U.K. and Italy continue to produce strong results, which are helping to build a foundation for future growth as pricing, reimbursement and commercialization efforts continue across the broader territory.

Recordati has been an outstanding partner. While we're still in the early stages of the partnership, their execution and investment are driving momentum materially above historical European growth rates achieved by Amarin prior to the licensing transaction. With the rights to commercialize VAZKEPA across 59 countries, a deep heritage in cardiovascular disease and extensive commercial capabilities throughout Europe, Recordati is unlocking opportunities beyond our reach in a region with substantial untapped potential. Combined with intellectual property protection through 2039, we have a long runway to create value together.

Across our combined global partner network, in-market demand for VASCEPA rose by an estimated 55% in Q3 compared to the same period last year, reflecting continued in-market demand growth. We're continuing to support our local partners in preparation for launches in Singapore and South Korea in early 2027 and with additional regulatory approvals and market launches across Southeast Asia. We maintained our leading position in the U.S. IPE market with a 47% share while continuing to manage the business profitably.

Pricing remains competitive, but our commercial discipline, focus and efficiency continue to support our position. We continue to expect to maintain our exclusivity with key payers through the end of 2026 and expect U.S. volumes to remain stable through year-end. As background, changes in product exclusivity are part of the normal cadence of our U.S. commercial business. At the same time, our strengthened operating infrastructure gives us greater flexibility to be selective as we evaluate opportunities and elect to move forward only when the economics make sense and support our profitability objectives.

I'll now turn the call over to Pete Fishman, our Chief Financial Officer, who will go over our results. Pete?

Peter Fishman

Thanks, Aaron. We reported our first profitable quarter in 2 years, reflecting the benefits of our completed restructuring as well as our company-managed U.S. and fully partnered international commercial model. Our third quarter performance demonstrated continued progress against our core priorities. supporting international end market growth for our partners, maintaining our leadership position in the U.S. IPE market, establishing a significantly lower go-forward cost base and strengthening our overall financial position.

Total net revenue in the third quarter of 2026 was $39.6 million compared to $49.7 million in the third quarter of 2025. This consisted of total product revenue of $36.9 million compared to $48.6 million and licensing and royalty revenue of $2.7 million, up from $1.1 million. U.S. product revenue was $28.5 million compared to $40.9 million in last year's third quarter. The decrease reflected lower net selling prices associated with changes in customer mix, driven largely by generic competition. While pricing remains competitive, continued volume strength, combined with operating efficiencies supported the U.S. business' ongoing profitability and cash generation.

In Europe, third quarter product revenue declined to $3.7 million from $4.1 million under our partner model. Rest of World product revenue rose to $4.7 million from $3.6 million in the prior year period, reflecting continued commercial investment and execution by our partnership network. End-market demand across Europe rose by an estimated 68% from last year's third quarter, with Rest of World in market demand rising an estimated 46%. I'd like to briefly address the relationship between our international product revenue and end market demand.

We are encouraged by the in-market demand growth of VASCEPA VASKEPA across Europe and the rest of the world. In-market demand provides a more direct view of the underlying growth of our international business, and we expect this growth to contribute to increased partner supply purchases and related revenue over time as our partnered international commercial model matures. The timing and level of these purchases will continue to reflect partner inventory levels and ordering patterns and may not grow at the same rate as in-market demand in any given period.

Because partner purchases can vary quarter-to-quarter, we believe a trailing 12-month view provides helpful context alongside quarterly comparisons. On that basis, international end market demand increased an estimated 59% compared with the preceding 12-month period, reflecting sustained growth beyond any single quarter. Over time, we expect international product revenue to be best evaluated on the same basis. Cost of goods sold in the third quarter declined to $23.4 million from $27.5 million in the prior year period.

We use the weighted average cost of our inventory to calculate cost of goods sold, which is influenced by API purchases, U.S. sales volumes and the size and timing of supply shipments to our international partners. Our Q3 results reflect the early benefits of our renegotiated supply contracts, which contributed to a sequential gross margin improvement excluding write-offs of approximately 2.3 percentage points despite continued U.S. pricing pressure. While we expect our cost per unit to decline over time, the benefit will flow through gradually and gross margin may vary from quarter-to-quarter based on sales mix and the timing and volume of partner shipments.

Inventory management remains a high priority, and our reduced inventory levels reflect our commitment to disciplined working capital management that aligns supply levels with demand. For perspective, inventory has declined by 31% from Q4 2024, underscoring our progress in optimizing inventory and reducing the capital tied up in the business, contributing to our improved operating cash flow. Total operating expense declined by 44% from last year's third quarter, driven largely by a 27% decline in SG&A and no restructuring expenses during the quarter compared to $9.4 million last year, while R&D remained stable.

Excluding restructuring costs, total operating expenses declined by 22%, reflecting the lower go-forward cost structure established through our restructuring, which we intend to maintain through continued spending discipline. Net income for the quarter was $245,000 or less than $0.01 per share compared to a net loss of $7.7 million or $0.02 per share in last year's third quarter. We generated positive operating cash flow for the third quarter of $9 million. Through the first 9 months of 2026, operating cash flow totaled $22 million compared to a cash outflow of $9 million during the prior year period. We continue to expect positive operating cash flow for the full year. We ended September with cash and investments of $324 million, an increase of $21 million from year-end 2025 and remain debt-free.

That said, I'll turn things back to Aaron.

Aaron Berg

Thanks, Pete. As our global footprint continues to expand, the work of our medical affairs, regulatory and R&D teams becomes increasingly important. Their efforts have resulted in a total of 28 publications, inclusive of abstracts, posters and articles this year-to-date. Beyond that, these teams provide expertise that supports our commercialization partners worldwide from navigating local regulatory requirements and expanding the evidence base for icOSpineyl to engaging scientific leaders, supporting reimbursement discussions and preparing for successful launches.

Before turning things over to Steve Ketchum, Amarin's Chief Scientific Officer, I want to provide some background on an exciting recent development related to the exploratory use of VASCEPA as an adjunct to standard of care in treating a defined population of colorectal cancer patients. The top line results from the investigator-initiated EPA for metastasis Trial 2 or EMT2 Phase III trial using VASCEPA were presented at this year's European Society for Medical Oncology in Madrid, Spain this past weekend.

Importantly, the investigational medicinal product used in EMT2 was VASCEPA in the same dosage utilized in the landmark REDUCE-IT cardiovascular outcomes trial that produced a 25% relative risk reduction in major adverse cardiovascular events. While these results provide a foundation for exploring the potential role for cospenethyl in cancer care, our focus now is on working with our team to better understand the opportunity and its potential to benefit patients. To provide additional perspective on this trial and more broadly, scientific, medical and regulatory activities supporting our global growth strategy,

I'll now turn the call over to Steve Ketchum. Steve?

Steven Ketchum

Thank you, Aaron. This quarter was marked by several important scientific and medical affairs accomplishments that continue to reinforce the value of Vascepa while expanding our understanding of the broader biology of highly purified EPA. We maintained a strong presence at the European Society of Cardiology Congress, where 5 investigator-led presentations further strengthened the growing body of evidence supporting icosapapentpeethyl.

These presentations included new analyses from REDUCE-IT, mechanistic research exploring the effects of EPA across multiple cardiovascular risk pathways and data evaluating long-term outcomes, treatment adherence, lipoprotein A, coagulation biomarkers and other biological mechanisms that may contribute to the benefits observed with IPE. Importantly, ESC also featured the inclusion of icosapent ethyl within the newly issued guidelines for the management of cardiovascular disease and chronic kidney disease in collaboration with the European Renal Association, reinforcing the role of icosapent ethyl as an evidence-based treatment option for appropriate high-risk patients and underscoring its continued relevance in contemporary cardiovascular care.

Beyond our own data, and as Aaron mentioned, investigators from the University of Leeds and other institutions in the U.K. presented results from the EPA for metastasis Trial 2, or EMT2, this past weekend at the ESMO Congress in Madrid. EMT2 was a randomized, double-blind, placebo-controlled investigator-initiated Phase III study evaluating Vascepa, a highly purified ethyl ester form of EPA as an adjunct to standard of care treatment in patients undergoing liver resection for colorectal cancer liver metastases. The study was sponsored by the University of Leeds and enrolled 448 patients who were randomized to receive either Vascepa or placebo beginning prior to liver surgery and continuing for up to 4 years after liver surgery.

The prespecified and statistically powered key study endpoints were progression-free survival and overall survival. Importantly, while the primary endpoint of progression-free survival was not met, the study demonstrated an improvement in the key secondary endpoint of overall survival. a statistically significant 32% lower hazard of death, which is a meaningful finding in a patient population where up to 60% of patients may experience disease recurrence within 2 years following surgery. These findings represent an important contribution to the scientific understanding of IPE and warrant continued evaluation and discussion by the research community.

Notably, EMT2 utilized the same VASCEPA clinical formulation and dose of icosapent ethyl or IPE used in REDUCE-IT. While cardiovascular disease remains our approved indication and our primary focus, findings from EMT2 add to a growing body of evidence suggesting that IPE may exert broad biological effects across multiple pathways and disease processes. Over the past several years, research has increasingly suggested that EPA may influence mechanisms associated with inflammation, oxidative stress, thrombosis, cellular signaling and vascular biology.

Publications related to omega-3 fatty acid used for colorectal cancer prevention, treatment and/or mechanisms of action have reported several biologically plausible hypotheses, including incorporation of EPA in colonic or colorectal tissue, direct anti-inflammatory or antineoplastic activity of prescription IPE and potential augmentation of host antitumor immune surveillance through effects on the gut microbiome. These potential mechanisms remain investigational and require further analysis from EMT2 and from new research.

Of note, recently, an investigator-initiated mechanistic study from the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, Massachusetts as well as other institutions published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition in June 2026, found that treatment with Vascepa cosapinephyl substantially increased incorporation of marine omega-3 fatty acids, particularly EPA into colorectal tissue. While much remains to be understood, findings from studies such as REDUCE-IT, the growing body of mechanistic research, IIT research and now EMT2 continue to reinforce the unique and increasingly differentiated profile of highly purified IPE, supporting continued scientific investigation into the broader biological effects of prescription IPE and its potential role in areas of significant unmet medical need.

Looking ahead, we remain committed to advancing the science of IPE through collaboration with leading academic investigators around the world. We have just seen the EMT2 results, and we will continue to collaborate with Professor Ho and the University of Leeds Research Group to further evaluate the data and a path forward for Amarin. We are also excited about the upcoming 2026 American Heart Association Scientific Sessions. -- where investigators will present new data related to lipoprotein A, an area of increasing interest within cardiovascular medicine. More than a decade after REDUCE-IT was initiated, investigators continue to generate new insights into the effects of highly purified IPE.

While many questions remain, the breadth and consistency of the data continue to strengthen our understanding of IicOSapentthyl and its potential impact on human health. With that overview of our scientific progress,

I'll now turn the call back to Aaron.

Aaron Berg

Thanks, Steve. Our third quarter results demonstrate that the transformation of our business is translating into tangible operational and financial benefits. We have expanded our global footprint and look forward to a greater global presence in 2027. With a significantly lower cost base, improving supply economics and disciplined working capital management, we've generated 4 consecutive quarters of positive operating cash flow and strengthened our debt-free balance sheet.

While U.S. pricing pressure and the timing of partner orders continue to influence revenue, growing international in-market demand reinforces the opportunity ahead and the added potential opportunity for VASCEPA reflected in the EMT2 trial results only adds to our optimism. We entered the final quarter of 2026 from a position of strength, focused on sustaining positive cash generation, supporting our partners' growth and building long-term shareholder value. In parallel, the progress we've made in reshaping Amarin has put us in a stronger position than at any point in our recent history to deliver value to our shareholders.

Building on that and guided by a clear mandate to maximize shareholder value, we continue to work closely with Barclays, our exclusive financial adviser and remain focused on working through these efforts in a timely and disciplined manner. These discussions and their potential outcomes will inform the timing, scale and prioritization of future capital deployment activities such as a share repurchase.

And with that, operator, let's open the call to questions from our analysts.

Operator

[Operator Instructions] Our first question today is coming from Jessica Fye with JPMorgan.

分析师问答

Jessica Fye

I didn't catch the branded prescription growth that usually comes in the press release this quarter. Can you comment on that? How do we reconcile U.S. script volume growth with the decline in U.S. revenues year-over-year?

Unknown Executive

Jess, thanks for joining us. I appreciate the question. The volume for the branded Vascepa was stable. It was relatively flat. The downward impact on revenue was due to pricing pressure.

Jessica Fye

Okay. And then can you just give us a little bit of a sense about how to think about the U.S. price trajectory over the coming kind of quarters?

Unknown Executive

Yes, I'll turn it over to Pete to address that.

Peter Fishman

Yes. When we look at the U.S. pricing over the rest of this year, as we've talked about, we do expect to maintain our exclusives. So we expect the pricing to remain relatively consistent through the end of this year. While we haven't given guidance on '27, and we are still waiting for final confirmation on how the exclusives will look like going into 2027. We have seen that continued pricing pressure over previous years and would anticipate that to continue into '27.

Operator

Our next question is coming from Paul Choi with Goldman Sachs.

Kyuwon Choi

I wanted to ask on where you're able to comment on any updates in terms of reimbursement and coverage in major European markets. Any additional color there would be helpful. And my second question is in terms of thinking about the additional therapeutic applications for IPE, sort of what criteria are you considering here? And are you looking for a partner to help co-fund future development?

Aaron Berg

Paul, thanks for joining us. Thanks for the questions. Regarding reimbursement in Europe, we've been very encouraged by the approach that Recordati take. As we mentioned, the partnership is for 59 countries. They -- not just focusing on the major markets in Western Europe, but much broader than we at Amarin could have ever executed on our own. So they're making progress beyond where we've already commercialized.

In fact, as we mentioned, they just launched in Poland. It's public that there's activity going on with France, a very lengthy process. We're certainly optimistic and we believe we have the right partner that certainly can advance VAZKEPA well beyond the markets where we're already commercialized. So there's a lot of activity going on. There's a lot going on to explore the potential in certain markets while at the same time, trying to find a way to enter those markets.

As we get more clarity that we can speak to, we'll certainly do that. But we're very pleased and again, in particular, that they are going well beyond where we would have gone as Aron on our own. Regarding the potential other clinical applications. EMT2 certainly brings that question to the forefront. Regarding that, we just saw the data ourselves. We're very excited about that data as should patients because the second most prevalent cause of cancer death, colorectal cancer globally.

So the unmet need is there, and these are very, very sick patients that were studied. We have a lot to learn about the data, and that's what Steve has mentioned is that we'll be working with Dr. Hall as well as the University of Leeds. We'll continue collaborating with them to see where we go at the same time, from a commercial perspective, assessing what value there is for us. And that's the approach we'll take with any other potential therapeutic application.

And that is what's the commercial opportunity, what's the unmet need, what data already exists, what can we do to protect it? A lot of questions that we ask. We're fortunate that we have a molecule that has such broad application, and there's probably more we don't know still about what this drug can do that we do know. And certainly, EMT2 is a testament to that. So once we identify more about which path we go, we'll also identify whether we share in that, how we approach it.

Certainly, we will be very disciplined managing the risk and the opportunity at the same time. But once we know more, we'll certainly report on that. That's a good question. Thank you.

Operator

Apologies if you cannot hear me. Can you hear me?

Aaron Berg

Now we can.

Operator

Ladies and gentlemen, as we have no further questions in the queue at this time, I would like to turn the call back over to Mr. Berg for any closing remarks.

Unknown Executive

Yes. Once again, thank you all very much for joining us. Thanks for your attention to Amarin, and we look forward to keeping you apprised of our progress as we move forward. Thank you. Have a good day.

Operator

Thank you. Ladies and gentlemen, this does conclude today's call. You may disconnect your lines at this time, and we thank you for your participation.

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