ORIC Pharmaceuticals (ORIC) is back in the spotlight after unveiling fresh Phase 1b data for its lung cancer drug enozertinib at ESMO Asia 2025, highlighting systemic and intracranial activity in difficult EGFR and HER2 mutation settings.
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The string of upbeat enozertinib updates, analyst support and recent conference exposure comes against a choppy tape, with a weaker 1 month share price return but still a strong year to date share price gain and standout multi year total shareholder return, suggesting momentum is consolidating rather than collapsing around the story.
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With shares still well below consensus targets despite a strong multi year rebound and best in class buzz around enozertinib, is ORIC quietly undervalued here or already discounting the next leg of growth?
At a last close of $10.52, ORIC trades on a price to book ratio of 2.5x, which screens as inexpensive versus both biotech peers and the wider sector.
The price to book multiple compares a company’s market value with its net assets, a common yardstick for early stage biotechs that have little or no revenue but significant R&D investment and balance sheet cash. For ORIC, a 2.5x multiple suggests investors are not aggressively pricing in future pipeline success, even after the multi year rebound.
Relative value looks even starker on peer and industry comparisons, with ORIC’s 2.5x ratio sitting below the US Biotechs industry average of 2.7x and far below the 10.2x peer average, implying the market is assigning a clear discount despite the clinical momentum around enozertinib and the broader pipeline.
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Result: Price to Book of 2.5x (UNDERVALUED)
However, looming clinical and financing risks remain, including potential trial setbacks and persistent losses that could force dilution before enozertinib meaningfully de-risks the story.
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