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To own Celcuity shares today, you’d need to believe in the long-term potential of their novel cancer therapies, with a particular focus on gedatolisib after the breakthrough Phase 3 VIKTORIA-1 results. The news, which sent the stock soaring to all-time highs, has shifted the most important short-term catalyst firmly to the FDA submission expected by year-end. With positive late-stage data and Breakthrough Therapy Designation in hand, Celcuity seems closer than ever to possible commercialization, but this success also heightens attention on regulatory milestones and commercialization execution risks. Recent equity and convertible bond offerings have boosted cash reserves, potentially providing a buffer for ongoing development, but further dilution risk and a lack of revenue remain central challenges. While the clinical win has transformed the narrative, critical questions around FDA approval and sustained funding still matter most for the near future.
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