Market Cap 626.62M
Revenue (ttm) 332.31M
Net Income (ttm) -51.75M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE 31.67
Profit Margin -15.57%
Debt to Equity Ratio -0.34
Volume 5,817,400
Avg Vol 4,949,720
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 256.81M
Stochastic %K 6%
Beta 1.11
Analysts Sell
Price Target $6.83

Company Profile

Esperion Therapeutics, Inc., a pharmaceutical company, develops and commercializes medicines for the treatment of patients with elevated low density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL-C) in the United States. The company's marketed products include NEXLETOL (bempedoic acid) and NEXLIZET (bempedoic acid and ezetimibe) tablets that are oral, once-daily, non-statin medicines for the treatment of primary hyperlipidemia in adults with heterozygous familial hypercholesterolemia or atherosclerotic cardiovasc...

Industry: Drug Manufacturers - Specialty & Generic
Sector: Healthcare
Phone: 734 887 3903
Address:
3891 Ranchero Drive, Suite 150, Ann Arbor, United States
Lskynrd1
Lskynrd1 Mar. 15 at 7:11 PM
$ESPR Skipper and DJ both leaving at the same time is concerning. They were both 2 of the biggest BempA supporters and both in for big money then suddenly gone during a daily sell-off, idk thoughts?
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GrandMasterApe
GrandMasterApe Mar. 15 at 5:31 PM
$ESPR What happened to DJ? He deleted his account? Anyone know if he’s okay?
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Rong0722
Rong0722 Mar. 15 at 4:46 PM
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Albertowest
Albertowest Mar. 15 at 4:05 PM
$ESPR https://www.expo.acc.org/ACC26/Public/eventmap.aspx?shavailable=1&shExhlist=1 In Harlow We Trust 🫶🏻
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Petey3163
Petey3163 Mar. 15 at 12:35 PM
$ESPR do we think there will be a US partner now or with the acquisition they are definitely signaling we are going solo? Are there still any hopes of a BO?
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Blocktatch
Blocktatch Mar. 15 at 11:07 AM
$ESPR What do you think of Merck's drug? Could it be a problem for Esperion in the long term? From what I understand, it could be less preferred than BA for several reasons.
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Moneo
Moneo Mar. 15 at 10:52 AM
$ESPR also looking forward to the fact that in about 2 weeks we have ACC one of the largest cardiology conferences drawing about 10-15 k attendees where this will be showcased. Willing to bet that many of those cardiologists among and APP’s will be coming home after that conference and start writing BA scripts,subsequently creating a snowball effect as more people placed on the med more awareness and hence more scripts. Just a prediction but expecting sharp script growth inflection by second half of this year continuing into next year right into the lap of the triple combo …..
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Phasedrei
Phasedrei Mar. 15 at 9:38 AM
$ESPR $ESPR from CHAT GPT 2. Difference in the actual prescribing effect This is where it gets interesting. USA Guidelines from the American College of Cardiology have an extremely high practical impact because: 1. Doctors rely heavily on them (for liability and quality reasons) 2. Insurance companies often cover the costs more quickly 3. Hospitals use them as the standard of care This means: Guideline → direct increase in prescribing Typical effect in the US: • Prescriptions rise sharply within 12–24 months. ⸻ Europe In Europe, the mechanism works differently. The ESC guideline from the European Society of Cardiology does influence doctors, but: the following factors are also decisive: • national reimbursement rules • budget constraints • price negotiations In Germany, for example: • G-BA benefit assessment • price negotiations with health insurance companies This means: Guideline ≠ automatic widespread
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Phasedrei
Phasedrei Mar. 15 at 9:32 AM
$ESPR Chat GPT clearly explains why the Class 1A recommendation in the ACC guidelines has a significantly greater impact on prescription growth in the U.S. than the comparable recommendation from the BA in the EMA guidelines in Europe In the U.S., the legal aspect plays a major role; Doctors make themselves legally vulnerable with regard to guideline recommendations and coverage by health insurance companies/Medicare if they deny patients the optimal therapy. In Germany/Europe, with the existing principle of health insurance solidarity, guidelines are “nice to have”; but ultimately, health policy determines what constitutes reasonable costs.
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Albertowest
Albertowest Mar. 15 at 3:45 AM
$ESPR this letter contains a motion to seal, probably commercial secrets or even a settlement and it’s only for judge eyes, I think is the silver bullet against Sandoz
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Lskynrd1
Lskynrd1 Mar. 15 at 7:11 PM
$ESPR Skipper and DJ both leaving at the same time is concerning. They were both 2 of the biggest BempA supporters and both in for big money then suddenly gone during a daily sell-off, idk thoughts?
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GrandMasterApe
GrandMasterApe Mar. 15 at 5:31 PM
$ESPR What happened to DJ? He deleted his account? Anyone know if he’s okay?
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Rong0722
Rong0722 Mar. 15 at 4:46 PM
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Albertowest
Albertowest Mar. 15 at 4:05 PM
$ESPR https://www.expo.acc.org/ACC26/Public/eventmap.aspx?shavailable=1&shExhlist=1 In Harlow We Trust 🫶🏻
0 · Reply
Petey3163
Petey3163 Mar. 15 at 12:35 PM
$ESPR do we think there will be a US partner now or with the acquisition they are definitely signaling we are going solo? Are there still any hopes of a BO?
1 · Reply
Blocktatch
Blocktatch Mar. 15 at 11:07 AM
$ESPR What do you think of Merck's drug? Could it be a problem for Esperion in the long term? From what I understand, it could be less preferred than BA for several reasons.
1 · Reply
Moneo
Moneo Mar. 15 at 10:52 AM
$ESPR also looking forward to the fact that in about 2 weeks we have ACC one of the largest cardiology conferences drawing about 10-15 k attendees where this will be showcased. Willing to bet that many of those cardiologists among and APP’s will be coming home after that conference and start writing BA scripts,subsequently creating a snowball effect as more people placed on the med more awareness and hence more scripts. Just a prediction but expecting sharp script growth inflection by second half of this year continuing into next year right into the lap of the triple combo …..
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Phasedrei
Phasedrei Mar. 15 at 9:38 AM
$ESPR $ESPR from CHAT GPT 2. Difference in the actual prescribing effect This is where it gets interesting. USA Guidelines from the American College of Cardiology have an extremely high practical impact because: 1. Doctors rely heavily on them (for liability and quality reasons) 2. Insurance companies often cover the costs more quickly 3. Hospitals use them as the standard of care This means: Guideline → direct increase in prescribing Typical effect in the US: • Prescriptions rise sharply within 12–24 months. ⸻ Europe In Europe, the mechanism works differently. The ESC guideline from the European Society of Cardiology does influence doctors, but: the following factors are also decisive: • national reimbursement rules • budget constraints • price negotiations In Germany, for example: • G-BA benefit assessment • price negotiations with health insurance companies This means: Guideline ≠ automatic widespread
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Phasedrei
Phasedrei Mar. 15 at 9:32 AM
$ESPR Chat GPT clearly explains why the Class 1A recommendation in the ACC guidelines has a significantly greater impact on prescription growth in the U.S. than the comparable recommendation from the BA in the EMA guidelines in Europe In the U.S., the legal aspect plays a major role; Doctors make themselves legally vulnerable with regard to guideline recommendations and coverage by health insurance companies/Medicare if they deny patients the optimal therapy. In Germany/Europe, with the existing principle of health insurance solidarity, guidelines are “nice to have”; but ultimately, health policy determines what constitutes reasonable costs.
0 · Reply
Albertowest
Albertowest Mar. 15 at 3:45 AM
$ESPR this letter contains a motion to seal, probably commercial secrets or even a settlement and it’s only for judge eyes, I think is the silver bullet against Sandoz
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DP000
DP000 Mar. 15 at 2:54 AM
$ESPR AI 😎
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Fish2day
Fish2day Mar. 15 at 1:47 AM
$ESPR when does Sheldon get his options? Then we go up.
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augie0030
augie0030 Mar. 15 at 1:27 AM
$ESPR "Additionally, subsequent to December 31, 2025, 11,250,000 warrants were exercised for $16.2 million in net proceeds, after issuance fees." - 10K Makes a lot of sense why the stock has been getting hammered this year. Fortunately seems like we are at the end of the warrants.
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wRsYUeX
wRsYUeX Mar. 15 at 1:21 AM
$ESPR Just imagine if Sheldung was smart and use the $ 75 million dollars he paid for Corstasis to promote NEXLIZET and NEXLETOL on mainstream media now that Guidelines have been released. I have NO doubt that promoting our existing products would yield significantly higher IRR and allow us to reach profitability much quicker.
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Lskynrd1
Lskynrd1 Mar. 15 at 12:54 AM
$ESPR The SP going down everyday has been difficult to deal with. This is really great news and i hope we start to go up a little now.
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Gary9912
Gary9912 Mar. 15 at 12:52 AM
$ESPR I certainly don’t want start an argument on social media with this gal, but I have to take a different stance on this,although I don’t agree with CNN too often, if there’s millions of more Americans taking statins (because they’re getting on them at an earlier age) well then 10 to 30% of them will be statin intolerant once they start taking the statins which per the new recommendations, is an easy fix, prescribe them poor folks BA. It sends a lot of business our way so I think CNN is doing a good job spreading the word. Keep up the good work. Shorts better run for cover, the party is officially over.
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wellington1234
wellington1234 Mar. 14 at 11:43 PM
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augie0030
augie0030 Mar. 14 at 11:32 PM
$ESPR Does anyone know where the Ben quote is where he said Esperion will one day not be known as a cardiovascular company? Might be taking crazy pills but I think he said that.
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Regia
Regia Mar. 14 at 10:41 PM
$ESPR I need to clarify the earlier post I made regarding Esperion’s $1.55 warrants. After reviewing the March 2026 10‑K, the correct numbers are: Dec 31, 2025: ~18.89M warrants outstanding (not 26M as I previously stated) Early 2026 exercises (Jan–Feb): 11.25M warrants converted → cash already in Esperion’s hands (~$16.2M net) Remaining warrants: ~7.64M → potential additional cash if exercised ~ $11.8M So, the earlier calculation I posted was incorrect — I appreciate readers flagging this. The key takeaway remains bullish: most warrants have already converted, cash is in the company, and remaining potential dilution is small. Apologies for the confusion, and thanks for your patience while we corrected the record.
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LangL
LangL Mar. 14 at 10:35 PM
$ESPR Cashless conversion of their warrants. Armistice Capital has had the same problem as BlackRock, investors looking to cash out. So I'm sure they aren't paying cash to excercise the warrants. SP will go up when they stop exercising.
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LangL
LangL Mar. 14 at 10:30 PM
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DP000
DP000 Mar. 14 at 10:26 PM
$ESPR The new 2026 ACC/AHA cholesterol guidelines are starting to shine a spotlight on BA, positioning it as a standard non-statin add-on therapy. As doctors move toward earlier combination treatment instead of slow step-by-step escalation, MORE patients are being exposed to the drug SOONER, and prescription growth is already accelerating. For ESPR this creates a potential tailwind, as rising physician adoption can gradually translate into broader patient awareness and demand. Very
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