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For Abivax, the big picture an investor has to buy into is that obefazimod can move from promising phase 3 data to an approved, commercially viable inflammatory bowel disease drug before the company’s cash burn and dilution pressures bite too hard. The latest induction and patient‑reported outcome results strengthen the short term catalyst around the planned U.S. filing in the second half of 2026 and help explain the very large share price move this year, but they do not remove the core risks. Abivax remains a loss‑making, clinical‑stage biotech with negative equity, recent shareholder dilution and no clear path to profitability over the next three years. The investment story now leans even more heavily on regulatory success and future financing terms.
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