RE: Last post4 Sep 2024 10:16
Stick to the facts:
Cash runway now appears sufficient to carry it well into 2025
Full year 2023E Group net losses along with the cost of establishing/facilitating Inaphaea Biolabs (including the
acquisition of Imagen Therapeutics), resulted in an average estimated cash burn of a little over £200,000/month for
the period. If one now prudently assumes further, albeit somewhat reduced, Group net losses for 2024E, during
which time it utilises the newly raised net funding to accelerate exploitation and integration of its acquired BioBank
materials in tandem with commercial development/brand establishment within Inaphaea while also advancing
its preclinical product pipeline in the absence of further cash acquisition(s), the Group now appears to have runway
sufficient to carry it into Q2 2025.
Between now and then, of course, various upside scenarios suggest this period could become significantly extended.
This could be derived through securing higher volumes of fee-paying service customers for Inaphaea, potential
signing of licensing agreements with external parties willing to pay upfront charges and fund ongoing
development of the Group’s preclinical and/or clinical assets which, in turn, could also attract continuing
milestones instalments. Any such outcome could be both transformative for ValiRx’s balance sheet while also
proving its business model.