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To own GRAIL, you need to believe multi cancer early detection can become a routine part of care and that Galleri can win meaningful clinical, regulatory and payer acceptance. The latest Pathfinder 2 data and Samsung’s US$110.0 million investment support the near term catalyst of an FDA PMA filing for Galleri, but do not remove the key risk of continued high cash burn and ongoing unprofitability.
Among recent announcements, the PATHFINDER 2 readout at ESMO, with a 61.6% positive predictive value and plans to submit data for FDA review, looks most tied to this Samsung news. Together, clinical validation and expanded distribution help frame how quickly GRAIL might translate promising science into reimbursed, real world test volumes, which remains central to any growth thesis.
Yet even with Samsung’s backing, investors should be aware that continued high cash burn and persistent net losses could...
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GRAIL's narrative projects $232.5 million revenue and $37.3 million earnings by 2028. This requires 20.1% yearly revenue growth and about a $480 million earnings increase from -$443.0 million today.
Uncover how GRAIL's forecasts yield a $105.00 fair value, a 10% upside to its current price.
Five Simply Wall St Community fair value estimates for GRAIL span roughly US$28 to US$121 per share, highlighting very different views on upside. You are seeing those opinions form while Galleri’s clinical and regulatory path, including the FDA submission based on PATHFINDER data, could materially influence how the business ultimately scales.
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