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Official-source baseline for Abeona Therapeutics using SEC submissions, SEC company facts, the FY2025 10-K, latest available 10-Q, filed FY2025 results release, filed launch update, 2026 proxy materials, and FDA product approval sources.
Acurx is a no-revenue antibiotic developer with a Phase 3-ready CDI lead asset, a new recurrent-CDI pilot plan, repeated equity financing, and explicit going-concern pressure. The question is whether ibezapolstat gets financed into proof before dilution become
Agenus has pushed BOT plus BAL into a global Phase 3 colorectal cancer trial and is generating early access revenue, but the current thesis is a race between regulatory progress and financing pressure: Q1 cash was $35.0M, operating cash flow was negative, the
AgomAb Therapeutics is a newly public clinical-stage fibrosis biotech with no revenue, a Nasdaq ADS listing, an IPO-funded runway into the first half of 2029, and two 2026 data tracks that need to validate organ-restricted ALK5 inhibition.
Agios has FDA-approved mitapivat products, an early AQVESME thalassemia launch and more than $1.0B of cash and marketable securities. The diligence question is whether prescription growth and pipeline catalysts can outpace a quarterly expense base above $130M.
AEON is trying to turn ABP-450 into a U.S. therapeutic BOTOX biosimilar, but the current setup combines FDA-pathway optionality with no commercial revenue, going-concern language, a short runway, listing pressure and heavy Daewoong concentration.
Addex has real allosteric-modulator science, but the public-company story now turns on CHF 1.6 million of year-end cash, a delayed 2025 Form 20-F, chronic-cough preclinical data, dipraglurant repositioning, and a 20% Neurosterix option.
Aditxt's filings show a precommercial health-innovation platform with immune, diagnostic, infectious-disease, women's-health, and proteomics ambitions, but the source-backed decision point is Nasdaq survival, cash, dilution, and whether any program can outrun
Adaptive's clonoSEQ MRD business is finally showing scale, but the proof gate is whether test volume, reimbursement, pharma milestones, and operating leverage can absorb cash burn and the OrbiMed revenue-interest obligation.
ADIL has a genetically targeted alcohol-use-disorder drug candidate, a proposed European partner, and a possible simpler Phase 3 path, but the company has no product revenue and cash only into the second half of 2026.
ADCT already sells ZYNLONTA, but the story is not solved by having revenue. The next question is whether the 2026 lymphoma data can widen the drug's role before cash burn, royalties, debt, and dilution take the lead.
ACAD is no longer the kind of biotech where everything hangs on a single trial. The sharper question is whether NUPLAZID and DAYBUE can fund a third CNS franchise before concentration, payer pressure, and pipeline risk catch up.
Official-source baseline for AbCellera Biologics using SEC submissions, SEC company facts, the FY2025 10-K, Q1 FY2026 10-Q, filed Q1 2026 results, filed company presentations, and 2026 proxy materials.
Adagene is trying to turn SAFEbody antibody masking into a broader immuno-oncology platform. The hook is muzastotug's early dose-dependent signal; the catch is that randomized proof, partner execution, and financing still decide the stock.
Actuate has a company-defining elraglusib Phase 2 pancreatic-cancer survival signal and a new oral IND, but the same source set shows no product revenue, going-concern disclosure, and a need for capital beyond July 2026.
Acrivon has an AP3-guided oncology platform, a lead ACR-368 endometrial-cancer catalyst, and cash runway into Q3 2027, but it is still pre-revenue and dependent on clinical data, diagnostics, and future financing.
Aclaris has enough cash to run a busy 2026 immunology catalyst calendar, but the company still has no approved wholly controlled product, recurring operating losses, ATM dilution, and several clinical proof gates that can change the story quickly.
ABVC looks like a tiny biotech, a licensing company, a CDMO, and a Taiwan real-asset story in the same filing. The first proof gate is whether cash, controls, and partners can catch up to the size of the pipeline.
ABSI is a clinical data story before it is a revenue story: ABS-201 could validate the AI-biologics platform, but Q1 2026 still shows tiny partner revenue, heavy R&D burn, and no product sales.
AC Immune has partner-backed Alzheimer's programs, a Parkinson's active immunotherapy readout, a new NLRP3 Phase 1 asset, and CHF 74.8 million of Q1 2026 cash resources. The hard question is whether 2026 milestones can turn platform promise into partner commit