MaaT reported 1H25 results with € 2.4m in revenues from the early access program (1H24: € 1.7m) for MaaT013 in aGvHD, which points to increased demand for the product ahead of a potential EU approval in 2H26. Pipeline timelines were reiterated and we look forward to the final data from the phase 3 trial for MaaT013 in aGvHD for confirmation of the initial survival data reported in January 2025 (54% at 1-year). Beyond aGvHD, data from the phase 2 trial of MaaT013 in combination with ICI in metast...
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We have reviewed our NN Group model, adjusting our estimates for FY26-FY27, leaving FY25 largely unchanged. This has resulted in an increase of TP from €53 to €61. The biggest impact is coming from incorporating a more gradual growth towards the 2.2bn OCG target by FY28, rather than back-end loading the benefits. Given the very strong rally the stock has made since the beginning of the year, gaining 40%, we see a more limited upside going forward. We move our rating from Buy to Accumulate.
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MaaT announced that it has secured a € 37.5m , 4-tranche financing from the European Investment Bank (EIB), which bears interest at 7%. In addition, MaaT will issue warrants to the EIB with each tranche. MaaT's previously communicated cash runway was into January 2026, which should now extend beyond that point following this additional funding, though we do note that disbursement of Tranches B to D is subject to operational and financing conditions, which we'd be keen to learn more about. All in...
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