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For Precigen to make sense as a holding, you have to believe that PAPZIMEOS can grow from a niche RRP treatment into a durable commercial asset that justifies heavy current losses and a rich valuation. The new expert consensus naming PAPZIMEOS as first-line standard of care clearly reinforces the near term commercial story and could strengthen one of the key short term catalysts: evidence of sustained uptake following the FDA’s broad approval and the company’s recent commercialization push. At the same time, it sharpens some existing risks rather than removing them, including execution on access and reimbursement, the cash burn needed to build out this franchise, and potential dilution after the increase in authorized shares and sizeable recent losses. With the share price already up very sharply over the past year, expectations around PAPZIMEOS are now central.
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