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To own Rapport Therapeutics, you have to believe that RAP-219 can convert its early clinical promise in focal onset seizures into a differentiated epilepsy franchise, despite the company’s zero revenue, widening losses and reliance on external capital. The upcoming detailed Phase 2a readout at AES is now the key near term catalyst, because it goes beyond topline numbers and starts to address durability of effect and performance in patients with different baseline severities, both of which matter for how regulators, physicians and partners might view the asset. Given the very strong share price run this year and ongoing volatility, fresh data that refine RAP-219’s efficacy and safety story could either reinforce the current narrative or sharpen concerns around trial design, execution risk and future fundraising needs.
However, there is a funding and dilution risk here that investors should not ignore. The valuation report we've compiled suggests that Rapport Therapeutics' current price could be inflated.Explore another fair value estimate on Rapport Therapeutics - why the stock might be worth just $51.50!
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