Emerging Growth Research Maintains Buy-Extended Rating on Immuron Limited With $3.50 Price Target

Reuters01-22
Emerging Growth Research Maintains Buy-Extended Rating on Immuron Limited With $3.50 Price Target

Emerging Growth Research has released a Flash Research Update on Immuron Limited (Nasdaq: IMRN), maintaining its Buy-Extended rating and setting a 12-month price target of $3.50. The report highlights Immuron’s first-half fiscal 2026 results, noting global revenue of AUD$4.2 million—a 5% increase from the previous year—driven by continued demand for its Travelan® immune supplement in Australia and the U.S. The analysis points to Immuron’s combination of commercial revenue, early traction in key markets, and clinical development pipeline as key strengths, while acknowledging ongoing reliance on external capital for clinical progress. The $3.50 price target is based on a peer-group EV/Revenue valuation, adjusted for the company’s ADS structure.

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