DiaMedica Therapeutics (DMAC) Q3 2026 earnings summary
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Q3 2026 earnings summary
12 Nov, 2026Executive summary
DM199 programs advanced across FGR, PE and AIS; the first two FGR cohorts completed enrollment, and ReMEDy2 reached 200 participants.
Cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities totaled $34.9M at September 30, 2026; management projected runway into Q4 2027, while substantial doubt about going concern remained unalleviated.
Financial highlights
Q3 net loss was $11.3M versus $8.6M; 9M net loss was $31.5M versus $24.0M.
Q3 R&D expense was $9.2M versus $6.4M; 9M R&D was $25.4M versus $17.9M, reflecting clinical expansion, trial start-up, testing, manufacturing development and share-based compensation.
Q3 G&A was $2.4M versus $2.6M; 9M G&A was $7.2M versus $7.3M.
Q3 operating loss was $11.6M versus $9.0M; 9M operating loss was $32.6M versus $25.2M. Q3 loss per share was $0.21 versus $0.17; 9M was $0.58 versus $0.53.
9M operating cash use was $26.0M versus $21.3M.
Outlook and guidance
Current cash, cash equivalents and short-term investments were expected to fund planned studies and operations into Q4 2027.
R&D expenses and negative operating cash flow are expected to increase moderately as ReMEDy2 enrollment continues and the PE Phase 2 trial starts; G&A is expected to remain steady.
ReMEDy2 interim analysis is expected in Q1 2027, after the 200th participant completes 90-day follow-up; final enrollment may range from 300 to 728 participants.
Preliminary results from the first two FGR cohorts were scheduled for a November 24 KOL event; the rat study report was expected in November 2026 for FDA review.
Latest events from DiaMedica Therapeutics
- Positive AIS trial signals and stronger liquidity offset persistent losses and COVID-delayed CKD enrollment.DMAC
Q4 2020 - IPO-funded trials advanced, but losses and future financing needs remain significant.DMAC
Q4 2018 - ReMEDy2 advances with $52.9M in year-end cash and a Q1 2025 interim-enrollment target.DMAC
Q4 2023 - DM199 clinical progress advanced, but CKD enrollment and funding needs remain key constraints.DMAC
Q4 2019 - A $29.8M financing strengthened liquidity as DM199 trials advanced amid persistent execution and funding risks.DMAC
Q4 2021 - FDA’s ReMEDy2 hold stalled progress, while $33.5M in year-end cash funded the path forward.DMAC
Q4 2022 - Higher losses and cash burn underscored dependence on new financing for clinical development.DMAC
Q4 2017 - Funding needs and a $2.223 million loss defined 2016; April financing added approximately $2.0 million.DMAC
Q4 2016 - Clinical progress continued in FGR, preeclampsia, and stroke, with cash runway through 2027.DMAC
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