Monopar Therapeutics Inc . (NASDAQ: ) stock rose to a 52-week high at $38.91. The company, currently valued at $200 million, has analyst price targets of $37 to $72, according to InvestingPro. This milestone marks a significant period of growth for the company, which has seen its share price skyrocket over the past year. Investors have been keeping a close eye on Monopar’s progress as the stock experienced a stunning 1-year change of 1992.89%, indicating strong investor confidence and a potentially bright future for the biopharmaceutical company. The rally to its 52-week high has put Monopar Therapeutics in the spotlight, drawing attention to its development pipeline and strategic initiatives that could lead to this impressive performance. The company maintains strong liquidity with a current ratio of 5.41, although InvestingPro’s analysis reveals 12 additional key insights available to subscribers.
In other recent news, Monopar Therapeutics has been the subject of significant development. The company has begun a public offering of common stock, the terms of which have not yet been completed. Monopar also obtained an exclusive global license for the Phase 3 clinical trial drug ALXN-1840 for Wilson’s disease from Alexion (NASDAQ: ), the rare disease subsidiary of AstraZeneca (NASDAQ: ).
For the second quarter of 2024, Monopar reported no earnings and a net loss of $0.10 per share. Analyst firms HC Wainwright and Jones Trading maintained a buy rating on Monopar, with HC Wainwright increasing its price target to $22.00 and Jones Trading increasing its price target to $37.00.
The company has initiated a Phase I therapeutic trial of MNPR-101-Lu in Australia targeting patients with advanced solid cancers. In addition, Monopar announced a 5-for-1 reverse stock split that resets Nasdaq’s minimum bid price requirement.
In addition, Monopar has expanded its partnership with NorthStar medical (TASE:) Radioisotopes, which provides a long-term contract for the supply of actinium-225, the main radioisotope used in cancer treatment. Finally, CFO Kim R. Tsuchimoto has retired and Karthik Radhakrishnan will reprise his roles. These are the recent developments at Monopar Therapeutics.
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