Sutro Biopharma FY 2025 revenue rises 65.2% to USD 102 million, net loss narrows to USD 191 million

Reuters03-24
Sutro Biopharma FY 2025 revenue rises 65.2% to USD 102 million, net loss narrows to USD 191 million
  • Sutro published a Form 10-K and press release reporting full-year 2025 results, with revenue of USD 102.5 million, up 65.2% on Astellas and Ipsen collaboration activity.
  • Operating expenses were USD 260.9 million, down 13.2%, while net loss was USD 191.1 million, narrowing 16%.
  • Cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities totaled USD 141.4 million, down 55.4%.
  • Gross proceeds of USD 110.0 million from an underwritten common stock offering extended expected cash runway into at least the second quarter of 2028.
  • Jane Chung said the company completed dosing the third cohort in the Phase 1 STRO-004 trial and expects initial clinical data in mid-2026.


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