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For Zevra, you really have to believe in a focused rare-disease story where MIPLYFFA is the anchor asset and execution around it determines most of the value. The WORLDSymposium data meaningfully reinforces the short-term catalyst that matters most: the ongoing EMA review for arimoclomol, now backed by one of the deepest long-term real-world datasets in Niemann-Pick Type C. That should help the company’s case with regulators and payers, even if it does not instantly change revenue expectations. At the same time, the stock’s recent muted price reaction suggests the market is still weighing execution risks, including the CFO transition, the quality of past earnings boosted by one-off gains, and the challenge of commercializing an ultra-rare disease therapy globally. Together, these factors shape a thesis that is compelling but far from risk free.
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