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IMARA Inc.

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Capitalizzazione di mercato: US$165.8m

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IMARA (IMRA) Panoramica del titolo

IMARA Inc., a biopharmaceutical company, focuses on developing and commercializing novel therapeutics to treat patients suffering from serious diseases. Maggiori dettagli

IMRA analisi fondamentale
Punteggio fiocco di neve
Valutazione0/6
Crescita futura0/6
Prestazioni passate2/6
Salute finanziaria6/6
Dividendi0/6

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Storia dei prezzi e prestazioni

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Prezzi storici delle azioni
Prezzo attuale dell'azioneUS$6.32
Massimo di 52 settimaneUS$6.32
Minimo di 52 settimaneUS$0.97
Beta1.08
Variazione di 1 mese50.48%
Variazione a 3 mesi43.64%
Variazione di 1 anno321.33%
Variazione a 3 annin/a
Variazione a 5 annin/a
Variazione dall'IPO-57.87%

Notizie e aggiornamenti recenti

Seeking Alpha Oct 13

Cancer drug developer Enliven Therapeutics and Imara to merge in all-stock deal

Pharmaceutical firms Enliven Therapeutics and Imara (NASDAQ:IMRA) have agreed to merge in an all-stock transaction. The combined company will focus on advancing Enliven's pipeline of precision oncology product candidates, IMRA said in a statement on Thursday. Enliven has two cancer drug candidates. The merged entity will be renamed Enliven Therapeutics and is expected to trade on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the ticker symbol ELVN. To support the merger, Enliven also intends to raise about $165M in a concurrent private financing co-led by new investors Fairmount and Venrock Healthcare Capital Partners. The combined company is expected to have a cash balance of about $300M at close. IMRA stock earlier closed +4.5% at $2.58.
Seeking Alpha Sep 29

Imara: Potential Liquidation

Summary Imara has announced strategic alternatives and has announced the sale its key asset. It now trades 37% below its Pro Forma net cash levels and a liquidation would be ideal. The main risk here is management pursuing a reverse-merger. Imara (IMRA) is a failed $60m MCAP biotech company trading at a 37% discount to its Pro Forma net cash levels. In April, the company reduced its workforce by around 83% (to a total of 6 employees), discontinued its treatment development pipeline (relating to both IMR-687 and IMR-261), and commenced a strategic review. A couple of positive developments have occurred since then. In July, the company terminated its headquarter lease agreement to reduce operating expenses. Quite strange that their website still shows their office location; On the 7th of September, IMRA surprised the market by signing a deal to divest its IMR-687 treatment assets to Cardurion Pharmaceuticals. A key condition here is shareholder approval (majority of votes cast need to support the sale), which should easily pass as management holds 40% of shares outstanding. Management has recently released a preliminary proxy related to the sale but the shareholders' meeting date is yet to be announced. Overall it seems that this is a done deal that should close swiftly as there are no major conditions that stand in the way. The company will continue to explore strategic alternatives post-transaction. Discount to Pro-Forma Cash Upon closing of the aforementioned IMR-673 sale, IMRA will receive an upfront cash payment of $34.75m plus two contingent payments. The contingent payments are structured as follows: $10m will be received if the buyer (Cardurion) achieves a proof on concept milestone or other specified clinical milestones; $50m will be received if the buyer (Cardurion) achieves specified regulatory and/or commercial milestone events. Cardurion is a private company, specializing in cardiovascular disease. The company is developing new therapeutics for heart failure and cardiovascular diseases. Looking at their existing portfolio it is highly likely that the IMR-687 purchase will be used for similar purposes. As IMRA reported only plans of clinical development for IMR-687 in heart failures, it seems that even if the milestones get achieved, they would be hit a long way from now. Hence I view the contingent payments as more of a free option here. For context, if both milestones are achieved, shareholders stand to receive another $2.3/share on top of the existing $3.6/share Pro Forma net cash. The table below shows a more conservative scenario where IMRA only received the upfront payments. Discount to Net Cash (Company's Filings) Cash burn was still elevated in Q2 at near $12m but this was due to R&D expenses still being present and some one-off layoff compensations. Excluding the $7.4m in R&D expenses and excluding the one-off compensations, we arrive at an $8m/year cash burn or $0.3/share. According to these assumptions, after 1 year the company would still be trading at a 31% discount from its cash levels. I believe this provides a decent margin of safety for IMRA especially as it continues to explore strategic alternatives. As a bonus, the company also has its IMR-261 asset that can add additional value. However, the upside from such a sale would likely be minimal. Imara purchased this asset in 2020 for an upfront $75k payment plus uncertain contingent payments. This is a very small sum and Imara has done little work with this asset to suggest it is worth more than it did two years ago. IMR-261 is barely in phase 1 vs phase 2 for the sold IMR-687 treatment. As a side note, management did not comment on whether these sale proceeds will be taxable or not. IMRA has around $270m worth of NOL’s which can most likely be used to offset taxes. So the upfront cash payment of $34.75m is treated as net proceeds. Possible Scenarios Though the outcome of the strategic review is still uncertain, the ideal scenario would be a full-on liquidation of the company. Post-asset sale Imara is basically a cash shell with no operations and no headquarters. Management owns 40% so it would also benefit from a liquidation. The main risk here is that management pursues a reverse merger. Though management owns 40%, they are also used to receiving high salaries. A similar situation has recently happened with IMRA’s peer Sesen Bio. On the 21st of September SESN announced a reverse merger sending SESN’s shares down by 40%. Note that SESN was also a failed biopharma that traded below net-cash levels and announced a strategic review.

Recent updates

Seeking Alpha Oct 13

Cancer drug developer Enliven Therapeutics and Imara to merge in all-stock deal

Pharmaceutical firms Enliven Therapeutics and Imara (NASDAQ:IMRA) have agreed to merge in an all-stock transaction. The combined company will focus on advancing Enliven's pipeline of precision oncology product candidates, IMRA said in a statement on Thursday. Enliven has two cancer drug candidates. The merged entity will be renamed Enliven Therapeutics and is expected to trade on the Nasdaq Global Select Market under the ticker symbol ELVN. To support the merger, Enliven also intends to raise about $165M in a concurrent private financing co-led by new investors Fairmount and Venrock Healthcare Capital Partners. The combined company is expected to have a cash balance of about $300M at close. IMRA stock earlier closed +4.5% at $2.58.
Seeking Alpha Sep 29

Imara: Potential Liquidation

Summary Imara has announced strategic alternatives and has announced the sale its key asset. It now trades 37% below its Pro Forma net cash levels and a liquidation would be ideal. The main risk here is management pursuing a reverse-merger. Imara (IMRA) is a failed $60m MCAP biotech company trading at a 37% discount to its Pro Forma net cash levels. In April, the company reduced its workforce by around 83% (to a total of 6 employees), discontinued its treatment development pipeline (relating to both IMR-687 and IMR-261), and commenced a strategic review. A couple of positive developments have occurred since then. In July, the company terminated its headquarter lease agreement to reduce operating expenses. Quite strange that their website still shows their office location; On the 7th of September, IMRA surprised the market by signing a deal to divest its IMR-687 treatment assets to Cardurion Pharmaceuticals. A key condition here is shareholder approval (majority of votes cast need to support the sale), which should easily pass as management holds 40% of shares outstanding. Management has recently released a preliminary proxy related to the sale but the shareholders' meeting date is yet to be announced. Overall it seems that this is a done deal that should close swiftly as there are no major conditions that stand in the way. The company will continue to explore strategic alternatives post-transaction. Discount to Pro-Forma Cash Upon closing of the aforementioned IMR-673 sale, IMRA will receive an upfront cash payment of $34.75m plus two contingent payments. The contingent payments are structured as follows: $10m will be received if the buyer (Cardurion) achieves a proof on concept milestone or other specified clinical milestones; $50m will be received if the buyer (Cardurion) achieves specified regulatory and/or commercial milestone events. Cardurion is a private company, specializing in cardiovascular disease. The company is developing new therapeutics for heart failure and cardiovascular diseases. Looking at their existing portfolio it is highly likely that the IMR-687 purchase will be used for similar purposes. As IMRA reported only plans of clinical development for IMR-687 in heart failures, it seems that even if the milestones get achieved, they would be hit a long way from now. Hence I view the contingent payments as more of a free option here. For context, if both milestones are achieved, shareholders stand to receive another $2.3/share on top of the existing $3.6/share Pro Forma net cash. The table below shows a more conservative scenario where IMRA only received the upfront payments. Discount to Net Cash (Company's Filings) Cash burn was still elevated in Q2 at near $12m but this was due to R&D expenses still being present and some one-off layoff compensations. Excluding the $7.4m in R&D expenses and excluding the one-off compensations, we arrive at an $8m/year cash burn or $0.3/share. According to these assumptions, after 1 year the company would still be trading at a 31% discount from its cash levels. I believe this provides a decent margin of safety for IMRA especially as it continues to explore strategic alternatives. As a bonus, the company also has its IMR-261 asset that can add additional value. However, the upside from such a sale would likely be minimal. Imara purchased this asset in 2020 for an upfront $75k payment plus uncertain contingent payments. This is a very small sum and Imara has done little work with this asset to suggest it is worth more than it did two years ago. IMR-261 is barely in phase 1 vs phase 2 for the sold IMR-687 treatment. As a side note, management did not comment on whether these sale proceeds will be taxable or not. IMRA has around $270m worth of NOL’s which can most likely be used to offset taxes. So the upfront cash payment of $34.75m is treated as net proceeds. Possible Scenarios Though the outcome of the strategic review is still uncertain, the ideal scenario would be a full-on liquidation of the company. Post-asset sale Imara is basically a cash shell with no operations and no headquarters. Management owns 40% so it would also benefit from a liquidation. The main risk here is that management pursues a reverse merger. Though management owns 40%, they are also used to receiving high salaries. A similar situation has recently happened with IMRA’s peer Sesen Bio. On the 21st of September SESN announced a reverse merger sending SESN’s shares down by 40%. Note that SESN was also a failed biopharma that traded below net-cash levels and announced a strategic review.
Articolo di analisi Jul 23

We're Keeping An Eye On IMARA's (NASDAQ:IMRA) Cash Burn Rate

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Articolo di analisi Sep 09

We're Keeping An Eye On IMARA's (NASDAQ:IMRA) Cash Burn Rate

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Articolo di analisi May 03

Is IMARA (NASDAQ:IMRA) In A Good Position To Invest In Growth?

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Articolo di analisi Jan 11

Companies Like IMARA (NASDAQ:IMRA) Are In A Position To Invest In Growth

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Rendimenti per gli azionisti

IMRAUS PharmaceuticalsUS Mercato
7D20.2%6.2%3.2%
1Y321.3%33.4%31.0%

Ritorno vs Industria: IMRA ha superato il US Pharmaceuticals che ha restituito 33.4 % nell'ultimo anno.

Rendimento vs Mercato: IMRA ha superato il mercato US che ha restituito 31 % nell'ultimo anno.

Volatilità dei prezzi

Is IMRA's price volatile compared to industry and market?
IMRA volatility
IMRA Average Weekly Movement9.4%
Pharmaceuticals Industry Average Movement9.6%
Market Average Movement7.1%
10% most volatile stocks in US Market16.1%
10% least volatile stocks in US Market3.2%

Prezzo delle azioni stabile: Negli ultimi 3 mesi il prezzo delle azioni di IMRA è stato volatile rispetto al mercato US.

Volatilità nel tempo: La volatilità settimanale di IMRA è diminuita da 17% a 9% nell'ultimo anno.

Informazioni sull'azienda

FondatoI dipendentiAMMINISTRATORE DELEGATOSito web
20166Rahul Ballalimaratx.com

IMARA Inc. Riepilogo dei fondamenti

Come si confrontano gli utili e i ricavi di IMARA con la sua capitalizzazione di mercato?
IMRA statistiche fondamentali
Capitalizzazione di mercatoUS$165.80m
Utili (TTM)US$1.49m
Ricavi(TTM)n/a
111.4x
Rapporto P/E
0.0x
Rapporto P/S

Utili e ricavi

Statistiche chiave sulla redditività dall'ultima relazione sugli utili (TTM)
IMRA Conto economico (TTM)
RicaviUS$0
Costo del fatturatoUS$0
Profitto lordoUS$0
Altre spese-US$1.49m
UtiliUS$1.49m

Ultimi utili riportati

Dec 31, 2022

Prossima data di guadagno

n/a

Utile per azione (EPS)0.057
Margine lordo0.00%
Margine di profitto netto0.00%
Rapporto debito/patrimonio netto0%

Come si è comportato IMRA nel lungo periodo?

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Analisi aziendale e situazione dei dati finanziari

DatiUltimo aggiornamento (ora UTC)
Analisi dell'azienda2023/02/24 04:57
Prezzo dell'azione a fine giornata2023/02/23 00:00
Utili2022/12/31
Utili annuali2022/12/31

Fonti dei dati

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PacchettoDatiTempisticaEsempio Fonte USA *
Dati finanziari della società10 anni
  • Conto economico
  • Rendiconto finanziario
  • Bilancio
Stime di consenso degli analisti+3 anni
  • Previsioni finanziarie
  • Obiettivi di prezzo degli analisti
Prezzi di mercato30 anni
  • Prezzi delle azioni
  • Dividendi, scissioni e azioni
Proprietà10 anni
  • Top azionisti
  • Insider trading
Gestione10 anni
  • Team di leadership
  • Consiglio di amministrazione
Sviluppi principali10 anni
  • Annunci aziendali

* Esempio per i titoli statunitensi, per i titoli non statunitensi si utilizzano forme e fonti normative equivalenti.

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Fonti analitiche

IMARA Inc. è coperta da 4 analisti. di questi analisti ha fornito le stime di fatturato o di utile utilizzate come input per il nostro report. Le stime degli analisti vengono aggiornate nel corso della giornata.

AnalistaIstituzione
Yigal NochomovitzCitigroup Inc
Edward WhiteH.C. Wainwright & Co.
Joseph SchwartzLeerink Partners LLC