Politico January 31, 2023
By Katherine Ellen Foley

Company executives said they estimated 2023 would be a transition year as the company pivots to a commercial market instead of a government market.

In 2023, Pfizer expects to bring in only $13.5 billion in revenue for the vaccine, Comirnaty, and $8 billion for Paxlovid. | Asanka Ratnayake/Getty Images

Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer expects billions less in revenue this year as the U.S. government stops buying its Covid-19 vaccine and treatments and fewer people seek shots to combat the disease.

The anticipated revenue decline underscores how federal subsidies have bolstered the drug industry during the pandemic.

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