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For anyone considering Spyre Therapeutics, the core belief is that its TL1A and gut-selective antibody pipeline justifies backing a pre-revenue, loss-making biotech at an early stage. The near-term story still revolves around upcoming SKYWAY readouts for SPY072 in rheumatic diseases and the progression of SPY001 / SPY002 in ulcerative colitis, supported by substantial at-the-market equity capacity that extends the funding runway but brings dilution risk. The broad Russell index removals in late June 2026 mostly affect who owns the stock rather than what the business is working on, although forced selling and liquidity shifts can amplify the already volatile share price and influence how future capital raises are received. For now, the key risks remain execution in the clinic, financing on acceptable terms, and justifying a rich valuation with no revenue.
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