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For Tenaya, the big picture you need to believe in is that AAV9-based gene therapies can move from early cardiac proof-of-concept to meaningful commercial products before the company’s cash and shareholder patience run thin. The FDA lifting the TN-201 MyPEAK-1 hold directly improves the near-term setup by restoring a key catalyst that had been in doubt, while the early TN-401 RIDGE-1 data adds another potential value driver on the same cardiovascular gene therapy platform. Together with the fresh US$60,000,000 composite units raise, these updates ease immediate financing pressure but also reinforce dilution as an ongoing risk, especially with no revenue and a history of rising losses. In the short term, investor focus now swings back to clinical readouts and cash runway rather than regulatory overhang.
However, one risk now stands out that many Tenaya shareholders may be underestimating. Our valuation report unveils the possibility Tenaya Therapeutics' shares may be trading at a premium.Explore 14 other fair value estimates on Tenaya Therapeutics - why the stock might be worth just $0.957!
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