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Cosmos Health Announces Contract Manufacturing Pipeline Exceeds $20 Million

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Cosmos Health Inc. announced that the contract manufacturing (CMO) pipeline of its wholly owned subsidiary, Cana Laboratories S.A., has surpassed $20 million in implied revenue. This pipeline represents over $18 million in implied gross profit across the life of agreements, with gross margins averaging over 90%. The production pipeline currently exceeds 32.7 million units, showing growth of approximately sixfold since mid-2024.

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The contract manufacturing business is a key driver for the company, supporting the 2029 guidance targets of $200.6 million in revenue and $71.2 million in gross profit. The business is diversified across 11 therapeutic categories, with contracts averaging approximately four years and some extending up to ten years.

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Who's involved

  • CMOCosmos Health Inc., a global healthcare group and parent company of Cana Laboratories S.A.
  • CosmCana Laboratories S.A., the wholly owned subsidiary handling the contract manufacturing business.

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    Cosmos Health Inc. could see its revenue targets supported by the high-margin contract manufacturing division.

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