Geron swings to Q3 2026 net profit of $1.35 million from year-earlier loss
Bitget2026/11/04 12:14- Geron swung to third-quarter 2026 net income of $1.35 million from a year-earlier net loss of $18.43 million.
- Product revenue, net rose 27% year over year to $60.11 million, while total costs and operating expenses fell 11% to $54.39 million.
- The Phase 3 IMpactMF trial was discontinued following an independent committee’s assessment that it was unlikely to meet its overall-survival endpoint.
- A targeted European RYTELO launch began, with availability expected in Germany by year-end and France in 2027.
- FY26 product revenue, net guidance remained at $220 million–$240 million’s mid-to-high end; operating expense guidance fell to $220 million–$230 million.
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