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To own Ocugen, you have to believe its rare disease gene and cell therapy platform can translate late stage clinical assets into commercial products before cash constraints bite. The Oppenheimer rare disease summit appearance raises visibility with a targeted audience but does not materially change the near term funding overhang or the core clinical trial risk that still dominates the story.
The recent licensing agreement with Kwangdong Pharmaceutical for OCU400 in Korea is the clearest companion to this summit appearance, as both center on Ocugen’s rare disease gene therapy ambitions. That deal, with up to US$7.5 million in upfront and near term milestones and future royalties, underpins the investment case that partnerships can partially offset cash burn while clinical and regulatory milestones remain the key catalysts.
Yet despite the excitement around rare disease gene therapies, investors should be aware that...
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Ocugen’s narrative projects $159.7 million revenue and $24.9 million earnings by 2028. This requires 228.1% yearly revenue growth and an $82.4 million earnings increase from -$57.5 million today.
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Eight Simply Wall St Community fair value estimates for Ocugen span a wide US$0.47 to US$101.19 per share, showing how far apart views can be. Against this backdrop, Ocugen’s limited cash runway and reliance on unapproved late stage candidates give you strong reasons to compare several of these perspectives before forming expectations about its future performance.
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