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Positive trajectory in formulary approvals, widespread institutional adoption, and liquidity improvements could attract buyers and lift CTOR’s valuation, despite ongoing losses. Market typically rewards early revenue visibility and scalable commercialization capabilities in biotech relaunches.
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Citius Oncology reported fiscal Q3 2026 results for LYMPHIR, highlighting accelerating institutional demand with vials ordered by 44 centers and 383 vials in July—the largest month to date. Management targets formulary inclusion at 100 priority institutions by year-end and nationwide commercial expansion, suggesting a meaningful revenue ramp into fiscal 2027 despite ongoing losses. The company also noted liquidity improvement from warrants and a loan tranche, supporting near-term commercialization efforts.
LYMPHIR vials ordered 926 in Q3 ended 6/30/2026; 44 institutions.
July wholesaler orders: 383 vials; largest month to date.
Plan to reach 100 priority institutions by year-end; nationwide commercial coverage.
Nine months ended 6/30/2026 revenue: $7.1M; cash: $16.6M; warrants/loan funding.
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