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To own Oruka here, you have to be comfortable backing a pure clinical story: no revenue, a high price-to-book multiple and a portfolio centered on IL‑23 and IL‑17 monoclonal antibodies that aim for infrequent dosing in psoriasis and other inflammatory diseases. The key near term catalysts remain clinical: the full EVERLAST‑A readout later in 2026, progress in EVERLAST‑B and the planned ORCA‑SURGE Phase 2 start for ORKA‑002. The latest quarterly numbers, with a wider‑than‑expected loss of US$41.21 million and US$0.55 per share, mainly reinforce what was already clear: this is a cash‑burn phase after a large US$700.35 million equity raise, not a profitability story. With the share price rising after the report, the immediate impact on these clinical and financing catalysts looks limited, but the faster burn rate sharpens execution and dilution risk.
However, one risk that is easy to underestimate is how quickly that enlarged cash pile can be consumed. Upon reviewing our latest valuation report, Oruka Therapeutics' share price might be too optimistic.Explore 2 other fair value estimates on Oruka Therapeutics - why the stock might be worth as much as 41% more than the current price!
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