What were the primary drivers of any revenue growth or decline in the quarter (e.g., product sales, licensing revenue, collaborations)? | PHAT (Aug 07, 2025) | Candlesense

What were the primary drivers of any revenue growth or decline in the quarter (e.g., product sales, licensing revenue, collaborations)?

Based on the excerpt you provided, the press‑release summary does not include a breakdown of the factors that drove Phathom Pharmaceuticals’ revenue — whether it was product sales, licensing income, collaboration milestones, or any other source. The announcement only states that the company reported its second‑quarter 2025 financial results and gave business updates, but it does not specify which line‑items contributed to growth or to any decline in revenue for the quarter.

To determine the primary drivers of the quarter’s revenue performance (e.g., how much came from existing product sales versus licensing or partnership activity), you would need to review the full earnings release or the accompanying financial tables that Phathom typically provides in its SEC filings or on its investor‑relations website. Those documents usually contain:

  • Product sales (e.g., any marketed or commercialized GI therapies)
  • Licensing or royalty revenue (e.g., payments from out‑licensing agreements)
  • Collaboration or milestone payments (e.g., cash received from R&D partnerships)
  • Other operating income/expenses (e.g., grant funding, reimbursements)

Since the summary you shared does not list any of these figures, a precise answer cannot be given without consulting the complete earnings release. If you can locate the full press release or the company’s Form 10‑Q for the quarter, those sections will detail the specific revenue components and explain the underlying drivers of any increase or decrease.