Genprex FY25 net loss narrows 23% to $16M

Reuters03-31
Genprex FY25 net loss narrows 23% to $16M
  • Genprex posted a net loss of USD 16.2 million in fiscal 2025, narrowing 23%.
  • Research and development expense fell 11% to USD 9.4 million due to Acclaim-2 closure and lower clinical and manufacturing costs.
  • General and administrative expense dropped 43% to USD 6.1 million on lower share-based compensation and cost-cutting.
  • Cash totaled USD 7.8 million at Dec. 31, 2025; net cash used in operating activities improved to USD 15.3 million.
  • Genprex expects to complete interim enrollment for Acclaim-1 and Acclaim-3 in first-half 2026, with interim analyses in second-half 2026, and forecasts cash runway into second-quarter 2027.


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