Voyager reported Q4 collaboration revenue of USD 15.34 million, up 144%, driven mainly by higher revenue recognized under its Neurocrine agreement. Q4 net loss was USD 27.43 million, while R&D expenses were USD 35.95 million and G&A expenses were USD 9.32 million. For FY2025, collaboration revenue was USD 40.37 million, down 50% due mainly to higher collaboration revenue recognized in FY2024 tied to the Neurocrine and Novartis agreements, and net loss was USD 119.72 million. Voyager ended FY2025 with cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities of USD 201.69 million and said it expects its cash runway to extend into 2028. Management said 2026 priorities include first-in-human dosing of its tau-silencing gene therapy VY1706 in H2 2026 and tau PET imaging data from the VY7523 Alzheimer’s MAD trial in H2 2026.
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