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To own Immunovant today, you have to believe its FcRn franchise can convert high forecast revenue growth into a durable, commercial rare-disease business before ongoing losses and dilution erode your stake. The fresh US$550.2 million follow-on offering, layered on top of earlier 2025 capital raises, meaningfully extends the company’s funding runway and may ease near term worries about how upcoming trials and potential launches are financed, even as it adds another round of dilution to an already expanded share base. Near term catalysts still hinge on clinical progress and clarity on the post-batoclimab pipeline, but execution risk now sits alongside governance questions after rapid C-suite changes and significant insider selling. The new capital strengthens the balance sheet; it does not remove the core clinical and dilution risks.
However, this funding comes with a dilution risk investors should understand more clearly. Our valuation report unveils the possibility Immunovant's shares may be trading at a premium.Explore another fair value estimate on Immunovant - why the stock might be worth just $39.27!
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