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In a recent performance, Norry Elliot, King Medicine (TASE:) Officer of Adaptimmune therapy PLC (NASDAQ:), which made a sale of 5,584 American Depositary Shares (ADS) on January 17, 2025. The shares were sold at a weighted price of $0.5808 per share, generating a total of $3,243. To follow InvestingPro Currently, ADAP is trading below Net Profit, and the stock is down more than 50% in the past six months despite maintaining a strong financial balance.
Each ADS represents six ordinary shares of the company. The sale was part of a “Sell to Cover”, which was implemented automatically to satisfy the obligation to withhold tax and related expenses. Following this transaction, Elliot still owns 7,510 ADSs. InvestingPro Subscribers can find 10 more important facts about ADAP, including detailed financial health information and a comprehensive valuation analysis in the Pro Research Report, which helps investors make informed decisions about this volatile biotech stock.
In other recent news, Adaptimmune Therapeutics gained a lot of attention when the FDA granted therapeutic status to its cancer treatment, lete-cel. The definition, which is intended to accelerate the development and evaluation of improvements that may be more important than existing treatment methods, is for patients with unresectable myxoid or metastatic / round cell liposarcoma who achieve specific genetic values. In addition, the company plans to launch a Biologics License Application for late-cel later this year, with a market launch expected in 2026.
In terms of financial issues, analysts are Mizuho (NYSE: ) maintained an Outperform rating on Adaptimmune, despite cutting the price target by 50%. This change is primarily due to the company’s pipeline changes and cost-cutting initiatives. The firm remains optimistic about the company’s future, in part due to increased revenue projections for Tecelra, Adaptimmune’s lead product candidate, through 2025.
In addition, Adaptimmune announced a 33% reduction in workforce and a 25% reduction in operating expenses by 2025 as part of a plan to reach financial status by 2027. The company also reported the successful launch of Tecelra and plans to expand with approval. treatment centers, expecting moderate earnings to begin by the end of 2024, with significant growth expected in 2025. These are some of the latest developments. carefully influencing the company’s optimistic attitude.
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