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For CARsgen, the big-picture belief is that a focused cell-therapy platform in hard-to-treat cancers can eventually scale into a sustainable, commercial business, despite today’s losses and rich valuation. The latest news supports that thesis on two fronts: zevor-cel’s addition to China’s Innovative Drug Catalogue could strengthen early revenue traction via Huadong Medicine, while the CT0596 ASH data reinforce CARsgen’s ambition in off-the-shelf BCMA therapies. In the near term, the key catalysts still revolve around execution on zevor-cel uptake, progress on satri-cel approvals and timelines for the CT0596 IND in 2H 2025, now with more clinical proof-of-concept behind them. The biggest risks remain concentrated: CARsgen is unprofitable, heavily dependent on a small number of lead assets and trading at a premium to many Hong Kong biotech peers, so any stumble on clinical, regulatory or commercialization fronts could matter more than usual.
However, investors should be aware of how concentrated CARsgen’s value is in just a few programs. Our valuation report here indicates CARsgen Therapeutics Holdings may be overvalued.Explore 2 other fair value estimates on CARsgen Therapeutics Holdings - why the stock might be worth over 6x more than the current price!
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