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For Biohaven, the core belief you need to have as a shareholder is that its broad, high‑risk R&D engine can eventually convert into meaningful, durable products despite heavy losses and ongoing dilution. The new BHV‑1510 plus cemiplimab data sharpens that thesis around oncology, giving Biohaven a more concrete “shots on goal” story to sit alongside its MoDE degrader and neurology programs. In the near term, though, the key catalysts are still clinical readouts and regulatory progress across that portfolio, set against a balance sheet built on fresh equity, negative shareholders’ equity, and no revenue. The strong share price rebound since November suggests the market is treating BHV‑1510 as incrementally positive, but the lock‑up expiry and history of dilution keep financing risk very much in focus.
However, investors should not overlook how repeated equity raises and lock up expiries affect their stake. The analysis detailed in our Biohaven valuation report hints at an inflated share price compared to its estimated value.Explore 5 other fair value estimates on Biohaven - why the stock might be worth as much as 85% more than the current price!
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