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To own Celcuity, you have to believe gedatolisib can convert its late-stage clinical momentum into an approved, commercially meaningful therapy before funding and competition pressures bite too hard. The updated VIKTORIA-1 data from SABCS strengthens the near-term story by reinforcing earlier progression-free survival gains with cleaner safety, which supports the ongoing rolling NDA under the FDA’s RTOR program and keeps regulatory milestones front and center as the key catalysts. At the same time, the stock’s very large 12‑month move and premium price-to-book multiple suggest a lot of optimism is already reflected, while the company remains pre-revenue, loss-making and reliant on external capital. The new data may ease some efficacy and tolerability concerns, but it does little to lessen binary regulatory and financing risks.
However, investors should also recognise how much future success is already priced in. Celcuity's shares have been on the rise but are still potentially undervalued. Find out how large the opportunity might be.The Simply Wall St Community’s single fair value estimate of US$488.70 per share contrasts sharply with Celcuity’s current pre-revenue status and rich valuation, inviting you to weigh breakthrough breast cancer data against ongoing approval, dilution and execution risks.
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