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To own Zenas BioPharma, you need to believe its autoimmune portfolio can translate a very large R&D spend into commercial products before the cash runway and investor patience run thin. The recent orelabrutinib SLE readout, and the move into a Phase 3 registrational trial in China, strengthens the scientific case for BTK inhibition across autoimmunity and indirectly supports Zenas’s rights in multiple sclerosis and other non‑oncology indications. In the near term, though, the more immediate catalysts still look tied to obexelimab data, regulatory interactions, and how management deploys the roughly US$195.0 million raised through private placements and the US$200.0 million ATM capacity. With shares already up sharply this year and losses widening to US$189.90 million on just US$15.00 million of revenue, financing risk and execution around a relatively new management team remain front and center.
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