Allarity Therapeutics Q2 FY26 net loss widens to $3.41 million; comprehensive loss narrows to $3.67 million
Reuters2026/08/14 12:01- Allarity Therapeutics posted a Q2 net loss of USD 3.41 million, widening from USD 2.32 million a year earlier; loss per share rose to USD 0.21.
- Operating loss narrowed to USD 2.67 million from USD 4.13 million, as R&D fell 42% to USD 1.35 million and G&A dropped 26.82% to USD 1.33 million.
- Cash and restricted cash climbed to USD 26.9 million at June 30, up from USD 14.7 million a year earlier; operating cash outflow was USD 2.6 million.
- Completed a Phase 3-ready stenoparib API manufacturing campaign in July, with all payments booked as prepaid expenses and no additional cash outlays expected.
- USPTO granted a U.S. patent covering the stenoparib DRP companion diagnostic through April 2042; CLIA certification secured for its in-house DRP testing lab.
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