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To own Apogee Therapeutics, you have to believe that its Type 2 inflammation pipeline, led by APG777, can translate strong early data into durable clinical and commercial relevance despite no current revenue and rising losses (US$186.46 million over the first nine months of 2025). The Stephens initiation, with a positive stance on APG777 versus Dupixent, mostly reinforces the existing thesis rather than creating a new catalyst, but it could sharpen investor focus on upcoming Phase 2 atopic dermatitis readouts and asthma progress as the key short term drivers. At the same time, the recent equity raise of roughly US$300.00 million and the December lock up expiry keep financing needs and potential selling pressure in view, while Apogee’s premium price to book and continued unprofitability remain central risks.
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