DiaMedica Therapeutics (DMAC) Q4 2023 earnings summary
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Q4 2023 earnings summary
4 Nov, 2026Executive summary
2023 centered on advancing DM199 for acute ischemic stroke, with ReMEDy2 site activation underway and $52.9M in cash, cash equivalents and investments at year-end; stated cash runway extends to 2026.
ReMEDy2 is an adaptive, randomized Phase 2/3 trial designed to enroll approximately 350 patients at up to 100 sites, with global expansion planned.
Financial highlights
FY2023 operating expenses were $21.3M, up from $14.0M in FY2022; operating loss was $21.3M vs. $14.0M.
FY2023 net loss was $19.4M, or $0.60 per basic and diluted share, vs. $13.7M and $0.52 per share in FY2022.
Other income, net, increased to $1.9M from $0.4M, reflecting higher interest rates and larger marketable securities balances.
R&D expense rose to $13.1M from $7.8M; G&A expense increased to $8.2M from $6.2M.
Outlook and guidance
R&D expense is expected to increase moderately as ReMEDy2 expands globally, partly offset by completion of prior clinical trials during 2023.
G&A costs are expected to remain steady or decline slightly compared with prior periods.
Full enrollment of 144 patients for the interim analysis is expected in Q1 2025, based on information from current and prospective sites.
Latest events from DiaMedica Therapeutics
- DM199 programs advanced and ReMEDy2 reached 200 participants, but financing risks persist.DMAC
Q3 2026 - 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 - 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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