Amplia Therapeutics Limited

$0.11-2.48%($-0.00)
TickerSpark Score
56/100
Mixed
60
Valuation
40
Profitability
35
Growth
84
Health
60
Momentum

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52-Week Range32% of range
Low $0.03
Current $0.11
High $0.27

Companywww.ampliatx.com

Amplia Therapeutics Limited, a pharmaceutical company, focuses on development of focal adhesion kinase (FAK) inhibitors for oncology and chronic fibrosis in Australia. The company's product pipeline includes AMP945, an inhibitor of FAK, for pancreatic cancer and idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, as well as other cancers and fibrotic diseases indications, that has completed Phase I clinical trial; and AMP886 for cancer and fibrotic disease indication. It has a collaboration agreement with the Garvan Institute of Media Research in Sydney.

CEO
Christopher J. Burns
IPO
2021
Employees
1
HQ
Melbourne, VIC, AU

Price Chart

+197.30% · this period
$0.24$0.14$0.03May 20Nov 18May 20

Valuation

Market Cap
$56.44M
P/E
-7.26
P/S
29.14
P/B
1.34
EV/EBITDA
-3.77
Div Yield
0.00%

Profitability

Gross Margin
92.60%
Op Margin
-452.89%
Net Margin
-333.83%
ROE
-24.81%
ROIC
-18.65%

Growth & Income

Revenue
$3.78M · -15.03%
Net Income
$-6,572,031 · -45.93%
EPS
$-0.02 · 7.76%
Op Income
$-6,516,148
FCF YoY
-34.28%

Performance & Tape

52W High
$0.27
52W Low
$0.03
50D MA
$0.12
200D MA
$0.10
Beta
-0.43
Avg Volume
20.86K

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