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To own Amylyx today, you have to believe that its ALS and rare disease pipeline can ultimately justify years of losses, repeated equity raises and very limited current revenue. The fresh AMX0114 safety data and trial expansion help shore up the near term catalyst story around ALS after earlier setbacks in other programs, and Karen Firestone’s US$100,845 share purchase reinforces the idea that insiders see a scientific and financial path forward. Combined with the recent US$175 million raise extending the cash runway beyond 2027, near term funding risk looks more manageable, even if dilution has already been meaningful. The bigger questions now pivot to clinical execution, regulatory outcomes and whether the pipeline can eventually support a viable, standalone business.
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