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Small cap biopharma with modest revenue, persistent losses, and liquidity risk; no manufacturing capacity raises burn risk; investors will focus on cash runway and near-term fundraising or licensing outcomes, as seen in similar microcaps reacting to earnings with volatility and potential dilution.
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60 Degrees reported Q2 2026 net product revenue of $208k, up 106% YoY, but net loss was $2.40M ($0.90 per share). Gross profit was $57k; operating expenses rose to $2.33M. The company cites going-concern risk and lack of manufacturing capacity, while pursuing babesiosis trials and ARAKODA sales for malaria prevention.
Q2 2026 net product revenue rose 106% to $208k. Still a net loss.
Gross profit on product revenues was $57k vs $51k prior year.
Operating expenses were $2.33M vs $1.86M.
Going-concern risk cited. No manufacturing capacity.
Three babesiosis trials underway; ARAKODA approved malaria prevention in 2018.
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