Vor Bio Q4 FY25 net income climbs to $1.7B; pro-forma cash rises to $530M

Reuters03-30
Vor Bio Q4 FY25 net income climbs to $1.7B; pro-forma cash rises to $530M
  • Vor Bio posted net income of USD 1.7 billion for fourth-quarter 2025, swinging from a year-earlier net loss on a gain from changes in fair value of liability-classified warrants.
  • Full-year net loss widened to USD 700 million, driven by a loss on warrant fair-value changes and the telitacicept license purchase.
  • R&D expense fell to USD 19 million in the quarter, while G&A expense climbed to USD 17 million.
  • Pro-forma cash and investments totaled USD 530 million at Dec. 31, 2025, including USD 75 million gross proceeds from a March 2026 private placement.
  • Enrollment began in the UPSTREAM SjD Phase 3 trial with first patient dosed, while UPSTREAM MG Phase 3 enrollment continues with topline data expected in 1H 2027 and cash runway projected into early 2029.


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