Q1 2025 Earnings Summary
Metric | YoY Change | Reason |
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Total Revenue | Remained at $0 | Revenue remains unchanged at $0 in Q1 2025 as the company is still in its pre-revenue phase, consistent with prior periods. |
Operating Loss | Improved by approximately 3.5% (from a loss of $3.29 million to $3.17 million) | The modest improvement in operating loss reflects slight operational efficiencies and cost management improvements relative to Q1 2024, despite ongoing high operating expenses. |
Research and Development (R&D) | Increased by 26% YoY to about $2.22 million | R&D spending rose significantly as increased clinical trial start-up costs and related activities boosted expenditures, following a lower baseline in Q1 2024. |
General & Administrative (G&A) | Decreased by 38% YoY to roughly $0.95 million | The sharp decline in G&A expenses is attributed to cost-saving measures and reductions in non-essential administrative spending compared to the previous period. |
Total Other Income (Expense) | Deteriorated dramatically from a loss of ~$37,830 to about -$8.91 million | A significant swing in non-operating results, primarily due to a substantial increase in losses related to the fair value adjustment of warrant liabilities (including impacts from Series D warrant exercises) compared to nearly neutral figures in Q1 2024. |
Cash at Period End | Increased by approximately 135% (from $4.91 million to $11.57 million) | Strong cash inflows, primarily driven by robust financing activities and effective operational cash management, resulted in a substantial surge in liquidity compared to Q1 2024. |
Total Assets | Increased by 81% (from $7.29 million to $13.19 million) | The rise in total assets is largely due to the improved cash position, which significantly bolstered the asset base relative to the previous period. |
Stockholders’ Equity | Increased by 124% (from $4.58 million to $10.29 million) | Enhanced by proceeds from common stock issuances, warrant exercises, and share-based compensation despite the net loss, stockholders’ equity more than doubled compared to Q1 2024. |
Weighted-Average Common Shares Outstanding | Declined by about 6% (from 5.14 million to 4.82 million) | The decrease in weighted-average shares outstanding is likely due to share consolidations (such as reverse stock splits) or similar restructuring activities that reduced the share count compared to Q1 2024. |