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Evgen Pharma ( (GB:TCF) ) has provided an update.
TheraCryf plc announced its participation in World Mental Health Day, highlighting its commitment to addressing mental health issues through its lead Ox-1 programme, which targets binge eating disorder and substance use disorders. The company also shared its Q4 conference schedule, where it plans to engage with industry and investors about its orexin-1 antagonist’s potential in addiction treatment, emphasizing its progress towards clinical trials within the next year.
Spark’s Take on GB:TCF Stock
According to Spark, TipRanks’ AI Analyst, GB:TCF is a Neutral.
Evgen Pharma’s overall stock score of 49 reflects ongoing financial and operational challenges, including declining revenues and losses. While the technical analysis shows mixed momentum, recent corporate events provide a positive outlook with strategic initiatives aimed at improving financial stability and advancing key drug development programs.
To see Spark’s full report on GB:TCF stock, click here.
More about Evgen Pharma
TheraCryf plc is a clinical stage drug development company focused on brain disorders, with a diverse pipeline targeting conditions such as addiction, anxiety, fatigue, narcolepsy, glioblastoma, and neurodevelopmental disorders. The company aims to generate compelling data sets for preclinical and clinical proof of concept, partnering with mid-size to large pharmaceutical companies for larger trials and commercialization. TheraCryf collaborates with major universities and hospitals and is quoted on AIM in London under the ticker symbol TCF.
Average Trading Volume: 5,075,071
Technical Sentiment Signal: Sell
Current Market Cap: £4.62M
Find detailed analytics on TCF stock on TipRanks’ Stock Analysis page.

