Norway's Zelluna ASA reports Q2 loss
Norway's Zelluna ASA reports Q2 loss
Overview
Norway cell therapy developer reported Q2 operating loss of NOK 19.7 mln
First patient dosed in ZIMA-101 Phase 1 study; favorable initial safety data reported
Company raised NOK 58.2 mln in private placement and retail offering during Q2
Outlook
Zelluna says patient recruitment for ZIMA-101 Phase 1 trial is ongoing at two sites
Company expects cash position to fund operations into Q3 2027
Zelluna continues to strengthen manufacturing capabilities to support future development of TCR-NK platform
Result Drivers
CLINICAL TRIAL INITIATION - First patient dosed in ZIMA-101 Phase 1 study; favorable initial safety observations supported continued enrolment
ADDITIONAL CLINICAL SITE - Activation of The Royal Marsden as second clinical site to strengthen patient recruitment for ZIMA-101
FUNDING SUPPORT - NOK 58.2 mln raised in private placement and retail offering, and NOK 16 mln grant awarded to support clinical trial and operations
Company press release: ID:nGNE6XvW2l
Key Details
Metric | Beat/Miss | Actual | Consensus Estimate |
Q2 Operating Expenses |
| NOK 19.90 mln |
|
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