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Jyong Biotech FY25 net loss widens 55% to US$4.67 million
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Jyong Biotech FY25 net loss widens 55% to US$4.67 million
  • Jyong Biotech posted a net loss of US $4.67 million, widening from US $3.02 million a year earlier.
  • Operating loss widened to US $2.61 million as total operating expenses rose 27% to US $2.61 million.
  • General and administrative costs climbed 61% to US $1.75 million, while research and development expense fell 12% to US $813,000.
  • Interest expense more than doubled to US $2.54 million, while interest income rose to US $610,000 from US $7,000.
  • Botreso API-2 CMC package was initially submitted to the U.S. FDA in October 2024, with updated Module 3 and stability data slated for submission in Q2 2026.


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