Breakdown | |||||
TTM | Jun 2024 | Jun 2023 | Jun 2022 | Jun 2021 | Jun 2020 |
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Income Statement | Total Revenue | ||||
55.66M | 55.20M | 59.59M | 72.77M | 84.33M | 78.20M | Gross Profit |
30.08M | 29.74M | 32.69M | 48.95M | 61.80M | 57.51M | EBIT |
-30.14M | -35.26M | -34.85M | -13.00M | 2.64M | 4.46M | EBITDA |
-27.50M | -30.74M | -36.24M | -8.69M | 7.61M | 11.69M | Net Income Common Stockholders |
-35.65M | -40.22M | -43.07M | -13.78M | 2.89M | 7.06M |
Balance Sheet | Cash, Cash Equivalents and Short-Term Investments | ||||
21.68M | 12.91M | 14.85M | 20.52M | 40.27M | 36.96M | Total Assets |
72.97M | 64.83M | 66.77M | 72.95M | 88.09M | 86.22M | Total Debt |
44.52M | 30.99M | 35.99M | 10.53M | 11.17M | 12.18M | Net Debt |
22.84M | 18.07M | 21.14M | -9.99M | -29.10M | -24.78M | Total Liabilities |
80.12M | 61.12M | 64.70M | 35.18M | 39.55M | 42.44M | Stockholders Equity |
-7.15M | 3.71M | 2.07M | 37.77M | 48.53M | 43.78M |
Cash Flow | Free Cash Flow | ||||
-32.54M | -35.54M | -35.59M | -17.17M | 5.95M | 9.73M | Operating Cash Flow |
-29.48M | -32.14M | -30.92M | -14.11M | 8.52M | 12.28M | Investing Cash Flow |
-993.00K | -1.20M | -4.67M | -3.06M | -2.76M | -2.77M | Financing Cash Flow |
38.61M | 31.43M | 29.91M | -2.64M | -2.03M | -110.00K |
Allergy Therapeutics reported a financial turnaround with a £1.9 million operating profit before R&D and other costs, and a 4% revenue growth on a constant currency basis for the six months ended December 2024. The company has strengthened its financial position with a cash reserve of £21.7 million and has made significant progress in its clinical programs, including the submission of a Marketing Authorisation Application for Grass MATA MPL in Germany and promising interim results from its VLP Peanut allergy vaccine trial. These developments position the company to advance its strategic priorities and potentially transform patient care in allergy treatment.
Allergy Therapeutics has advanced to the final phase of its VLP Peanut Phase I/IIa PROTECT trial, with healthy volunteers receiving the highest doses without any safety signals. The trial aims to establish a strong safety margin and determine the optimal dose range for future studies. The company also announced a new publication validating the vaccine’s mechanism of action, highlighting its potential to reduce allergic responses and promote protective immune mechanisms. The results are promising for addressing the unmet need for effective peanut allergy treatments and could lead to long-term protection.