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To own Recursion, you need to believe its AI driven drug discovery engine can ultimately justify years of sizeable losses and dilution risk. The latest Q1 2026 results, with revenue of US$6.47 million and a net loss of US$117.5 million, underline that the most important near term catalyst remains clinical and partnership progress, while the key risk is continued heavy cash burn. This quarter’s numbers do not materially change that picture.
Against that backdrop, Altitude Lab’s update that its portfolio has raised over US$205 million since 2020, with several companies entering trials and signing pharma deals, is especially relevant. It reinforces that Recursion sits inside a broader early stage biotech ecosystem that is starting to convert ideas into clinical assets, which could support future collaboration opportunities and help validate Recursion’s technology driven investment story.
Yet, despite this ecosystem progress, investors should still be aware that...
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Recursion Pharmaceuticals’ narrative projects $220.9 million revenue and $35.5 million earnings by 2028.
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Some of the lowest analysts took a more cautious view, assuming revenue of about US$102 million and earnings of only US$16.6 million by 2028, which contrasts with the recent Q1 loss and highlights how opinions on Recursion’s cash burn and AI advantage can differ widely and may shift again as investors digest this latest update.
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