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To own Tenaya Therapeutics today, you have to believe that its gene therapy focus on TN-201 and TN-401 can translate from early proof-of-concept into de-risked, registrational pathways before the cash clock runs down. The January 2026 update matters here: it reaffirms near-term catalysts around MyPEAK-1 interim data, RIDGE-1 safety reviews, and concrete plans to seek regulatory alignment on potential pivotal TN-201 studies, all of which could sharpen views on clinical risk and funding needs. At the same time, Tenaya is still pre-revenue, unprofitable, has less than a year of cash runway, and has recently relied on equity offerings after a very large three-year drawdown in the share price. That combination keeps financing, dilution, and trial setbacks as the biggest near-term swing factors.
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