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To own Celcuity today, you have to believe gedatolisib can move from strong trial data to real-world use in a focused breast cancer setting, while the company manages funding and execution risk as a still pre-revenue biotech. The recent VIKTORIA-1 updates, showing markedly longer progression-free survival and delayed quality-of-life deterioration, are now the core of the story and have already driven a very large share price move. In the near term, the key catalyst is the ongoing FDA review under Real-Time Oncology Review and how regulators weigh efficacy, safety and patient-reported outcomes. At the same time, Celcuity’s enlarged credit facility and recent equity raises highlight that further capital needs and potential dilution remain front and center, especially given its high valuation versus book value and continuing losses.
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