Valuation: Bionomics

Market Cap 2.16Cr 1.5Cr 1.34Cr 1.22Cr 1.11Cr 2.1Cr 141.91Cr 15Cr 5.88Cr 75Cr 5.64Cr 5.52Cr 237.15Cr P/E 2027 *
-1.14x
P/E 2028 * -1.13x
Enterprise Value 2.16Cr 1.5Cr 1.34Cr 1.22Cr 1.11Cr 2.1Cr 141.91Cr 15Cr 5.88Cr 75Cr 5.64Cr 5.52Cr 237.15Cr EV / Sales 2027 *
-
EV / Sales 2028 * -
Free-Float
94.98%
Yield 2027 *
-
Yield 2028 * -
Change 5-day change 1-year change 3-year change Capi.($)
-14.89%-25.00% - - 1.61Cr
+3.80%+8.47%+64.65%+77.70% 6.69TCr
+1.63%+6.76%+24.52%+104.31% 5.65TCr
+0.07%+2.39%+11.12%+75.17% 5.72TCr
+0.41%-5.07%+25.56%+34.32% 4.35TCr
-11.04%-5.87%+203.31%+701.67% 4.28TCr
+2.51%+3.72%+25.25%+110.71% 4.3TCr
+1.59%-6.02%+92.48%+79.95% 3.21TCr
+7.50%+13.28%+28.05%+64.46% 3.4TCr
-1.13%+12.15%-40.49%+337.67% 2.41TCr
Average -0.95%+3.98%+48.27%+176.22% 4.45TCr
Weighted average by Cap. +0.70%+3.91%+50.46%+161.42%

Financials

2027 *2028 *
Net sales - -
Net income -2.46Cr -1.71Cr -1.53Cr -1.4Cr -1.27Cr -2.39Cr -161.74Cr -17Cr -6.7Cr -86Cr -6.42Cr -6.29Cr -270.3Cr -2.92Cr -2.03Cr -1.81Cr -1.65Cr -1.51Cr -2.84Cr -191.83Cr -20Cr -7.95Cr -101.59Cr -7.62Cr -7.46Cr -320.58Cr
Net Debt - -
Logo Bionomics
Neuphoria Therapeutics Inc. is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company developing novel, allosteric ion channel modulators designed to transform the lives of patients suffering from serious central nervous system (CNS) disorders with high unmet medical need. Its lead drug candidate, BNC210, is an oral, proprietary, selective negative allosteric modulator of the α7 nicotinic acetylcholine receptor, for the acute, as-needed treatment of social anxiety disorder and for the chronic treatment of post-traumatic stress disorder. BNC210 is a well-tolerated, broad-spectrum antianxiety experimental therapeutic, designed to restore neurotransmitter balance in relevant brain areas, providing rapid relief from stress and anxiety symptoms without the common pitfalls of sedation, cognitive impairment, or addiction. In addition, the Company has two drugs in early-stage clinical trials for the treatment of cognitive deficits in Alzheimer’s disease and other central nervous system conditions.
Employees
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