Market Cap 94.05M
Revenue (ttm) 1.00M
Net Income (ttm) -130.93M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -13,093.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 211,500
Avg Vol 743,344
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 22.08M
Stochastic %K 36%
Beta 1.01
Analysts Sell
Price Target $9.90

Company Profile

Adverum Biotechnologies, Inc., a clinical-stage company, develops gene therapy product candidates to treat ocular diseases. Its lead product candidate is ixoberogene soroparvovec Ixo-vec, a single intravitreal injection gene therapy candidate used for the treatment of patients with wet age-related macular degeneration and diabetic macular edema which is in phase 2 clinical trials. The company is developing BGTF-027 (AAV.7m8-L-opsin), a novel gene therapy product candidate designed to deliver a f...

Industry: Biotechnology
Sector: Healthcare
Phone: 650 656 9323
Fax: 650 649 1995
Website: adverum.com
Address:
100 Cardinal Way, Redwood City, United States
Bizconsult
Bizconsult Nov. 14 at 7:34 PM
$ADVM Bears trying to drive down the price :) Just happened to drop by and tell you why you need to sell. the more negative comments here, the more you know something good is going on. They want your shares. If lily bought it, they did not buy because they thought it would fail.
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SBL71
SBL71 Nov. 14 at 7:01 PM
$ADVM got a notice from my broker---this is getting bought by LLY---didnt even realize I owned it---lol. so cash $3.XX and CVRs 1:1 that are about 7-10 years away that could pay up to 7.xx (2 miles stones must hit on timelines) haha. why the fk would I not sell today at $4.3X and be done CVR hit is like less than 10% probably given the "premium on cash offer"
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Bizconsult
Bizconsult Nov. 14 at 3:48 PM
$ADVM Can provide stability in an unstable market. Almost guaranteed returns. This is why everyone is in the market, they are looking for an opp like this. I think people should buy as many shares as they can, while they can. And if you have enough money, it may be possible to retire off of this stock. Whatever your number is / 8.17. IMO
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Bizconsult
Bizconsult Nov. 14 at 3:13 PM
$ADVM I am surprised the price is not much higher. Something like 12.45 minimum . it is not like wall street to let the difference between 3.56 and 12.47 exist. That is called an arbitrage opportunity, and they are extremely rare. Normally, they price things so new buyers can only make a few cents. So price would be 12.45 or 12.46. So, if you bought shares at 4.30 you are making a profit of 8.17 per share. Provides stability and an unstable market.
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InIt2WinIt2
InIt2WinIt2 Nov. 12 at 11:24 PM
$ADVM I am still learning and asked Grok the following question and received this response. I suppose what I do not understand is how the stock is trading higher than the TO.
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IldijanaMM
IldijanaMM Nov. 11 at 8:40 PM
$ADVM Big cup n handle on yearly!
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IldijanaMM
IldijanaMM Nov. 11 at 8:32 PM
$ADVM The acquisition by Lilly provides validation if a larger pharma company thinks the asset is worth acquiring. That often reduces execution risk for that program Looks like a 10$ stock at least You get $3.56 cash per share right away if the acquisition closes. Then there’s a CVR, which is basically an IOU that might pay you up to another $8.91 per share, but only if their gene therapy (Ixo-vec) actually: 1. Gets FDA approval, and 2. Goes on to make over $1 billion in yearly sales. If both of those things happen, the total payout could be around $12.47 per share.
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CustomCulture
CustomCulture Nov. 9 at 10:51 PM
$ADVM No incorrect. The lowest possible buyout price is 3.56 meaning your maximum loss is less than 15% whereas maximum gain 300% +|- I can’t imagine anyone going short with this in mind. The market has been in decline for over a week and ADVM has shown its strength on the upside. Absolutely a buy unless you hate money then go short on it. The agreed-upon buyout structure provides for a potential total value of up to $12.47 per share: Upfront Cash: $3.56 per share, payable upon the deal's closing (expected in Q4 2025). Contingent Value Right (CVR): One CVR per share, potentially worth up to an additional $8.91, based on two specific milestones: $1.78 per CVR if Ixo-vec (Adverum's lead gene therapy candidate) receives U.S. regulatory approval within seven years of the deal closing. $7.13 per CVR if Ixo-vec achieves annual global net sales exceeding $1 billion within ten years of closing.
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JD_Bunker
JD_Bunker Nov. 9 at 5:47 AM
$ADVM $ADVM the acquisition only pays around $3.50 / share. Anybody paying more than that is set to lose money on immediate closing
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iTradeHalfAsleep
iTradeHalfAsleep Nov. 4 at 6:01 PM
$ADVM Slow & steady
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Latest News on ADVM
Lilly to Acquire Adverum Biotechnologies

Oct 24, 2025, 8:30 AM EDT - 21 days ago

Lilly to Acquire Adverum Biotechnologies

LLY


Bizconsult
Bizconsult Nov. 14 at 7:34 PM
$ADVM Bears trying to drive down the price :) Just happened to drop by and tell you why you need to sell. the more negative comments here, the more you know something good is going on. They want your shares. If lily bought it, they did not buy because they thought it would fail.
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SBL71
SBL71 Nov. 14 at 7:01 PM
$ADVM got a notice from my broker---this is getting bought by LLY---didnt even realize I owned it---lol. so cash $3.XX and CVRs 1:1 that are about 7-10 years away that could pay up to 7.xx (2 miles stones must hit on timelines) haha. why the fk would I not sell today at $4.3X and be done CVR hit is like less than 10% probably given the "premium on cash offer"
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Bizconsult
Bizconsult Nov. 14 at 3:48 PM
$ADVM Can provide stability in an unstable market. Almost guaranteed returns. This is why everyone is in the market, they are looking for an opp like this. I think people should buy as many shares as they can, while they can. And if you have enough money, it may be possible to retire off of this stock. Whatever your number is / 8.17. IMO
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Bizconsult
Bizconsult Nov. 14 at 3:13 PM
$ADVM I am surprised the price is not much higher. Something like 12.45 minimum . it is not like wall street to let the difference between 3.56 and 12.47 exist. That is called an arbitrage opportunity, and they are extremely rare. Normally, they price things so new buyers can only make a few cents. So price would be 12.45 or 12.46. So, if you bought shares at 4.30 you are making a profit of 8.17 per share. Provides stability and an unstable market.
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InIt2WinIt2
InIt2WinIt2 Nov. 12 at 11:24 PM
$ADVM I am still learning and asked Grok the following question and received this response. I suppose what I do not understand is how the stock is trading higher than the TO.
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IldijanaMM
IldijanaMM Nov. 11 at 8:40 PM
$ADVM Big cup n handle on yearly!
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IldijanaMM
IldijanaMM Nov. 11 at 8:32 PM
$ADVM The acquisition by Lilly provides validation if a larger pharma company thinks the asset is worth acquiring. That often reduces execution risk for that program Looks like a 10$ stock at least You get $3.56 cash per share right away if the acquisition closes. Then there’s a CVR, which is basically an IOU that might pay you up to another $8.91 per share, but only if their gene therapy (Ixo-vec) actually: 1. Gets FDA approval, and 2. Goes on to make over $1 billion in yearly sales. If both of those things happen, the total payout could be around $12.47 per share.
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CustomCulture
CustomCulture Nov. 9 at 10:51 PM
$ADVM No incorrect. The lowest possible buyout price is 3.56 meaning your maximum loss is less than 15% whereas maximum gain 300% +|- I can’t imagine anyone going short with this in mind. The market has been in decline for over a week and ADVM has shown its strength on the upside. Absolutely a buy unless you hate money then go short on it. The agreed-upon buyout structure provides for a potential total value of up to $12.47 per share: Upfront Cash: $3.56 per share, payable upon the deal's closing (expected in Q4 2025). Contingent Value Right (CVR): One CVR per share, potentially worth up to an additional $8.91, based on two specific milestones: $1.78 per CVR if Ixo-vec (Adverum's lead gene therapy candidate) receives U.S. regulatory approval within seven years of the deal closing. $7.13 per CVR if Ixo-vec achieves annual global net sales exceeding $1 billion within ten years of closing.
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JD_Bunker
JD_Bunker Nov. 9 at 5:47 AM
$ADVM $ADVM the acquisition only pays around $3.50 / share. Anybody paying more than that is set to lose money on immediate closing
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iTradeHalfAsleep
iTradeHalfAsleep Nov. 4 at 6:01 PM
$ADVM Slow & steady
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CustomCulture
CustomCulture Nov. 1 at 4:34 PM
$ADVM Position initiated with 22000 shares with my DCA of 4.06 which is also acting as support and lower resistance at 4.30 upside to 5.40 Our uptrend intact. Very bullish for upside continuation GLTA
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wensenhgoh
wensenhgoh Oct. 30 at 2:13 PM
$ADVM if i buy now am i entitled to the CVR or is it closed already?
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mhaven2020
mhaven2020 Oct. 28 at 6:05 PM
$ADVM 30 minute details
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TwongStocks
TwongStocks Oct. 28 at 4:29 PM
$ADVM Investor FAQ for the tender offer https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1501756/000119312525249440/d41892dex994.htm
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iTradeHalfAsleep
iTradeHalfAsleep Oct. 28 at 3:09 PM
$ADVM Hmmmm 🧐
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GABBYGIRL
GABBYGIRL Oct. 28 at 12:38 PM
$ADVM A game changer!
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edvquye
edvquye Oct. 28 at 4:48 AM
$ADVM could see a move here
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Tegel1
Tegel1 Oct. 27 at 6:23 PM
$ADVM Nice Cup and handle formed Target $9.70
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TCzeck
TCzeck Oct. 27 at 4:50 PM
$ADVM Let's see them $4.20's.
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TCzeck
TCzeck Oct. 27 at 4:45 PM
$ADVM Look at all this downgrading share price news on SUPV. It's up $3.50 PER share today. I am telling you, any stock that has downgrade news rockets, the ones with upgrade news fall 😆 So half ass backwards...
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GABBYGIRL
GABBYGIRL Oct. 27 at 2:46 PM
$LILY.X $ADVM WATCH THIS VIDEO & LEARN SOMETHING. ITS A GREAT STRUCTURE, SCREWS SHORTS, AND LILY WOULD NOT BE HERE WITHOUT KNOWING THEY HSVE A WINNER!
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GABBYGIRL
GABBYGIRL Oct. 27 at 2:38 PM
$ADVM this is all you need to know!
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