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Schrodinger Inc
In the bustling realm of computational chemistry, Schrödinger Inc. has carved a unique niche, transforming the way pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies approach drug discovery. Founded in 1990, the company has become synonymous with innovation, leveraging powerful physics-based software platforms that simulate molecular interactions at an atomic level. By providing researchers with tools to predict the behavior of complex biological systems, Schrödinger effectively bridges the gap between traditional experimental methods and cutting-edge computational techniques. Their flagship product, the Schrödinger platform, is instrumental in accelerating the drug discovery process, allowing scientists to virtually test countless compounds before selecting the most promising candidates for laboratory synthesis and testing. This capability significantly reduces the time and cost involved in bringing new drugs to market, providing tremendous value to its clients in the pharmaceutical industry.
Schrödinger's financial success stems from its diversified business model, which includes software licensing, collaborative research and development projects, and, interestingly, strategic investments in biotech firms. The company licenses its software to a broad range of industries, from pharmaceuticals to materials science, generating a steady stream of revenue. Meanwhile, their collaborative projects enable Schrödinger to participate in revenue sharing or milestone payments based on the compounds developed using their technology. Additionally, by investing in biotech companies utilizing their software, Schrödinger not only fosters innovation but also stands to gain financially from any commercial success. This multifaceted approach not only secures their leadership in the industry but also ensures a robust growth trajectory, as they continue to expand the horizons of computational science.
In the bustling realm of computational chemistry, Schrödinger Inc. has carved a unique niche, transforming the way pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies approach drug discovery. Founded in 1990, the company has become synonymous with innovation, leveraging powerful physics-based software platforms that simulate molecular interactions at an atomic level. By providing researchers with tools to predict the behavior of complex biological systems, Schrödinger effectively bridges the gap between traditional experimental methods and cutting-edge computational techniques. Their flagship product, the Schrödinger platform, is instrumental in accelerating the drug discovery process, allowing scientists to virtually test countless compounds before selecting the most promising candidates for laboratory synthesis and testing. This capability significantly reduces the time and cost involved in bringing new drugs to market, providing tremendous value to its clients in the pharmaceutical industry.
Schrödinger's financial success stems from its diversified business model, which includes software licensing, collaborative research and development projects, and, interestingly, strategic investments in biotech firms. The company licenses its software to a broad range of industries, from pharmaceuticals to materials science, generating a steady stream of revenue. Meanwhile, their collaborative projects enable Schrödinger to participate in revenue sharing or milestone payments based on the compounds developed using their technology. Additionally, by investing in biotech companies utilizing their software, Schrödinger not only fosters innovation but also stands to gain financially from any commercial success. This multifaceted approach not only secures their leadership in the industry but also ensures a robust growth trajectory, as they continue to expand the horizons of computational science.
Revenue Growth: Schrodinger delivered total Q3 revenue of $54.3 million, up 54% year-over-year, driven by strong performance in both software and drug discovery.
Software Strength: Software revenue grew 28% YoY to $40.9 million, slightly exceeding expectations, though growth was mainly from existing customers.
Guidance Adjustment: 2025 software revenue growth guidance was lowered to 8–13% from 10–15% due to delayed pharma scale-up opportunities and industry headwinds.
Cost Reductions: Operating expenses fell 14% YoY, with significant progress on a $30 million expense reduction plan and a further $40 million in savings from exiting independent clinical development.
Drug Discovery Upside: Drug discovery revenue surged to $13.5 million, and full-year guidance was raised to $49–52 million (from $45–50 million) due to strong collaborations.
Profitability Focus: Management emphasized a shift toward profitability, with actions taken to improve the long-term profitability profile and reduce cash burn.
Pipeline Update: SGR-1505 data will be presented at ASH, with new efficacy reported in aggressive lymphoma; SGR-3515 data readout delayed to 1H 2026.
Strategic Shift: Company will no longer advance programs into the clinic independently, focusing instead on early-stage partnerships to drive value.