Market Cap 135.20M
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) -61.80M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 1,249,400
Avg Vol 1,430,088
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 72.30M
Stochastic %K 23%
Beta -0.25
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $7.17

Company Profile

Biomea Fusion, Inc., a clinical-stage diabetes and obesity medicines company, focuses on the discovery and development of oral covalent small molecule drugs to treat patients with metabolic diseases in the United States. It's lead product candidate icovamenib, an orally bioavailable, potent, and covalent inhibitor of menin, a ubiquitously expressed scaffold protein that functions in histone modification and epigenetic gene regulation to impact multiple cellular processes including cell cycle con...

Industry: Biotechnology
Sector: Healthcare
Phone: 650 980 9099
Address:
1599 Industrial Road, San Carlos, United States
Eternal_Optimist
Eternal_Optimist Apr. 25 at 4:37 PM
$BMEA Have a great weekend my dear bulls and bears! Very happy to see the renewed and sustained interest in our company, Biomea Fusion! We sometimes forget whom we are actually helping by supporting this company… I am a Type 1 Diabetic Physician with an insulin pump. Have been for a decade now (adult onset). Make no mistake, it is a daily grind mentally to always be thinking of what I am putting in my mouth and what my blood sugar is. I have two young toddlers and want to avoid the terrible complications of diabetes so I can see them grow up and also grow old and grey with my lovely wife. So that is the reason I am here ultimately. So that people like myself (and maybe/hopefully myself!) can restore their beta cell function and be liberated from this terrible condition! This could change lives and families! So I will be here for the long run with my 100K+ shares and will add when I can. LETS GO!!!
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CFJHauser
CFJHauser Apr. 24 at 9:07 PM
$BMEA $SLS $CMPX $SNTI my top picks for 2026 to go in heavy on.
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Creisi
Creisi Apr. 24 at 8:39 PM
$BMEA 100%. The potential is of the charts. I've never reviewed any drug with the potential of Icovamenib and the patents they hold are extremely tight for a preclinical biopharma... simply massive potential and a leadership team to make it happen. This should be on everyone's shopping list. Revolutionary!
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Creisi
Creisi Apr. 24 at 8:21 PM
$BMEA After reviewing preclinical data filed at the FDA & NIH the ceiling for BMEA is higher than anything I have ever reviewed. This is the most revolutionary drug I have ever reviewed. Because it is a non reversible Menin inhibitor its durable effects extend far beyond metabolic diseases like diabetes. Much further. For total scope; Icovamenib extended lab mice life by over 17 months in preclinical trials. Translated to humans, it would extend average age to 128 years. And it's not fairy tale bullshit. The scientific changes Icovamenib addresses directly affect tumorigenesis, cell division regulation, active gene transcription, DNA replication, bone & neural development, cytoskeletal interaction, etc.; just of the top of my head. Icovamenib had a statistically significant effect in many immunoscenescences leading to massive decreases in multiple diseases in lab mice including cancers, diabetes, asthma, lupus, muscle development, etc Simply amazing. Massive potential!
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maildriver
maildriver Apr. 24 at 7:17 PM
$BMEA @Mr_GA I sure would be elated since I am holding 30,000 shares now, my largest holding. My second largest is 15,000 shares of Energy Transfer which gives me a dividend of over $5,000 every quarter.
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Mr_GA
Mr_GA Apr. 24 at 2:17 PM
$BMEA Anyone think we will ever see this All Time High again?
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Th3M4skedSt0nker
Th3M4skedSt0nker Apr. 24 at 1:28 PM
$BMEA what ever the number, if 5 or 50 billion. It's a tremendous blue sky potential from this current ridiculous valuation. And more and more people realize this every day and take their chances with a position here to climb the next step in their wealth ladder 💲💲💲
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CFJHauser
CFJHauser Apr. 24 at 1:16 PM
$BMEA Forget about the weightloss thing. This is a 50B$ company in the making if their diabetes treatment works.
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Philarney
Philarney Apr. 24 at 8:11 AM
$BMEA Yeah, Pharmacyclics rose from $0.57 penny stock (2008) to a $261.25 buyout by AbbVie ($21B) in 2015, driven by Imbruvica’s irreversible covalent BTK inhibition redefining standard of Care. Similarly, AMBRX surged from $0.40 in late 2022 to a $28.00 acquisition by J&J in January 2024 (a 6,000% gain), fueled by drug ensuring superior plasma stability. BMEA is well positionned to follow a similar path. Unlike chronic GLP-1 therapies, BMF-219 focuses on beta-cell regeneration demonstrating long-term durability of glycemic control months after treatment cessation. Despite a 2024 FDA clinical hold for transient LFT elevations (now lifted) BMEA’s curative-intent profile positions it as a high-value M&A target. Data confirming long-term durability of glycemic control post-treatment has solidified clinical de-risking. This unique regenerative profile positions BMEA as a premier M&A candidate, where covalent bond stability once again dictates a multi-billion dollar valuation premium.
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Frank119
Frank119 Apr. 23 at 10:56 PM
$BMEA sound like Pharmacyclics!!! Thank you for the in depth analysis. Couldn’t find SLK. Came up with an Australian software company.
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Latest News on BMEA
Biomea Fusion Transcript: Fireside chat

Mar 30, 2026, 3:00 PM EDT - 26 days ago

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Biomea Fusion Transcript: FDA Announcement

Sep 26, 2024, 4:30 PM EDT - 1 year ago

Biomea Fusion Transcript: FDA Announcement


Eternal_Optimist
Eternal_Optimist Apr. 25 at 4:37 PM
$BMEA Have a great weekend my dear bulls and bears! Very happy to see the renewed and sustained interest in our company, Biomea Fusion! We sometimes forget whom we are actually helping by supporting this company… I am a Type 1 Diabetic Physician with an insulin pump. Have been for a decade now (adult onset). Make no mistake, it is a daily grind mentally to always be thinking of what I am putting in my mouth and what my blood sugar is. I have two young toddlers and want to avoid the terrible complications of diabetes so I can see them grow up and also grow old and grey with my lovely wife. So that is the reason I am here ultimately. So that people like myself (and maybe/hopefully myself!) can restore their beta cell function and be liberated from this terrible condition! This could change lives and families! So I will be here for the long run with my 100K+ shares and will add when I can. LETS GO!!!
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CFJHauser
CFJHauser Apr. 24 at 9:07 PM
$BMEA $SLS $CMPX $SNTI my top picks for 2026 to go in heavy on.
1 · Reply
Creisi
Creisi Apr. 24 at 8:39 PM
$BMEA 100%. The potential is of the charts. I've never reviewed any drug with the potential of Icovamenib and the patents they hold are extremely tight for a preclinical biopharma... simply massive potential and a leadership team to make it happen. This should be on everyone's shopping list. Revolutionary!
0 · Reply
Creisi
Creisi Apr. 24 at 8:21 PM
$BMEA After reviewing preclinical data filed at the FDA & NIH the ceiling for BMEA is higher than anything I have ever reviewed. This is the most revolutionary drug I have ever reviewed. Because it is a non reversible Menin inhibitor its durable effects extend far beyond metabolic diseases like diabetes. Much further. For total scope; Icovamenib extended lab mice life by over 17 months in preclinical trials. Translated to humans, it would extend average age to 128 years. And it's not fairy tale bullshit. The scientific changes Icovamenib addresses directly affect tumorigenesis, cell division regulation, active gene transcription, DNA replication, bone & neural development, cytoskeletal interaction, etc.; just of the top of my head. Icovamenib had a statistically significant effect in many immunoscenescences leading to massive decreases in multiple diseases in lab mice including cancers, diabetes, asthma, lupus, muscle development, etc Simply amazing. Massive potential!
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maildriver
maildriver Apr. 24 at 7:17 PM
$BMEA @Mr_GA I sure would be elated since I am holding 30,000 shares now, my largest holding. My second largest is 15,000 shares of Energy Transfer which gives me a dividend of over $5,000 every quarter.
1 · Reply
Mr_GA
Mr_GA Apr. 24 at 2:17 PM
$BMEA Anyone think we will ever see this All Time High again?
6 · Reply
Th3M4skedSt0nker
Th3M4skedSt0nker Apr. 24 at 1:28 PM
$BMEA what ever the number, if 5 or 50 billion. It's a tremendous blue sky potential from this current ridiculous valuation. And more and more people realize this every day and take their chances with a position here to climb the next step in their wealth ladder 💲💲💲
0 · Reply
CFJHauser
CFJHauser Apr. 24 at 1:16 PM
$BMEA Forget about the weightloss thing. This is a 50B$ company in the making if their diabetes treatment works.
3 · Reply
Philarney
Philarney Apr. 24 at 8:11 AM
$BMEA Yeah, Pharmacyclics rose from $0.57 penny stock (2008) to a $261.25 buyout by AbbVie ($21B) in 2015, driven by Imbruvica’s irreversible covalent BTK inhibition redefining standard of Care. Similarly, AMBRX surged from $0.40 in late 2022 to a $28.00 acquisition by J&J in January 2024 (a 6,000% gain), fueled by drug ensuring superior plasma stability. BMEA is well positionned to follow a similar path. Unlike chronic GLP-1 therapies, BMF-219 focuses on beta-cell regeneration demonstrating long-term durability of glycemic control months after treatment cessation. Despite a 2024 FDA clinical hold for transient LFT elevations (now lifted) BMEA’s curative-intent profile positions it as a high-value M&A target. Data confirming long-term durability of glycemic control post-treatment has solidified clinical de-risking. This unique regenerative profile positions BMEA as a premier M&A candidate, where covalent bond stability once again dictates a multi-billion dollar valuation premium.
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Frank119
Frank119 Apr. 23 at 10:56 PM
$BMEA sound like Pharmacyclics!!! Thank you for the in depth analysis. Couldn’t find SLK. Came up with an Australian software company.
0 · Reply
Creisi
Creisi Apr. 23 at 7:20 PM
$BMEA Yes and the other point that we added in our footnotes was the drug molecule itself can not be detected in the blood after 4 weeks. So unlike steroids and other enhancement drugs, Icovamenib is not detectable despite its enhanced performance effects for several months after administration. The implications on sports and athletic competions is a black market that Icovamenib would be highly sought after, for. Athletes could essentially take it in the off season and then have an unfair advantage for months during the season and there's no definitive blood test that could prove it was used to cheat.
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Philarney
Philarney Apr. 23 at 7:12 PM
$BMEA 12 weeks icovamenib Treatment . Before , after
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Philarney
Philarney Apr. 23 at 6:46 PM
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Creisi
Creisi Apr. 23 at 6:40 PM
$BMEA Yes, folks; icovamenib also has huge potential to treat obesity the same as diabetic. If you read my prior post about its muscle building effects you will start to grasp why this is an amazing investment opportunity... there are also cardiovascular benefits that extent even farther. None of this will surprise you if you consider the role of Menin as we age.
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Philarney
Philarney Apr. 23 at 6:39 PM
$BMEA I agree with most of your post. Biomea has a meaningful multi-layer IP position around icovamenib, including issued U.S. patents covering composition-of-matter-related chemistry and diabetes-specific method-of-use claims, plus platform know-how around irreversible covalent binders. That likely gives the program better defensibility than a single-asset biotech with only early patent filings. However, the moat should not be overstated: the ability to block competing menin inhibitors in diabetes will depend on the exact scope and enforceability of the issued claims, especially whether rival compounds fall within the claimed chemical space. We do not have all the details, so it's hard to be 100% sure on all.
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Creisi
Creisi Apr. 23 at 6:24 PM
$BMEA When I said Icovamenib is an incredible drug I absolutely mean it. From a scientific perspective it's simply revolutionary. Its pharmacodynamics and pharmacokinetics are superbly suited for diabetic treatment; especially T2D. It's one and done targeted depth seal the deal. When you see the patents protecting it, you realize it's going to be the only drug in this class for diabetic treatment for decades... simply a gold mine waiting to be realized. The science is that good. BTW. Icovamenib would also make an incredible supplement for body builders... far more potent than any steroid or human growth hormone could ever imagine! This drug has greater 'fountain of youth' characteristics than anything, anywhere.
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Creisi
Creisi Apr. 23 at 6:08 PM
$BMEA A few weeks back I posted that I pulled the FDA data on all menin inhibitors including Syndax and Kura's menin inhibitors. At that time I stated only Icovamenib will be effective in diabetics but I did not elaborate because it's a moot issue. Nonetheless, for detail, the reversible aspect of Kura's Menin inhibitor is what negates the scientific potential of it being capable of achieving what Icovamenib can do. Icovamenib is a non reversible Menin inhibitor. Reversible need steady constant dosing as they have to keep fighting to latch on to the Menin protein. Non reversible don't. It's a one and done high potent strike every fuckin' time! They're locked one and done targeted depth is simply far better science than anything Kura or Syndax have. No competition or comparison worthy of even talking about. Icovamenib is a diamond that few realize. The patents make BMEA a goldmine by eliminating any other non reversible Menin inhibitors from being developed for decades. Buy it!
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Creisi
Creisi Apr. 23 at 5:49 PM
$BMEA This is actually a very astute post! Kura is investigating KO-7246 for diabetes. Currently it's a legal investigation /preclinical and at least 5 years behind Icovamenib. The issue with KO-7246 is it's a reversible Menin inhibitor whereas Icovamenib is non-reversible. Non-reversible is far better. The reversible aspect is not good for diabetes when you rip into the science. You want a non-reversible to sustain rejuvenation of beta cells. Non reversible is one and done targeted depth. Reversible drugs fight for a spot on the receptor protein, non reversible don't. They're locked and loaded always. Realistically, Icovamenib is far more effective from a scientific view but the fact Kura is spending a fortune to even try to start trials should tell you how they view what Icovamenib can do! You are correct, Icovamenib's patents will protect against competition from entering with a non-reversible Menin inhibitor for decades giving Icovamenib an enormous market potential!
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Jhoooon
Jhoooon Apr. 23 at 5:48 PM
$BMEA Love it 👍👏
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Jhoooon
Jhoooon Apr. 23 at 5:45 PM
$BMEA wow very nice. Even better than TNGX (1.03 to 29... But did it in 11 months only). Good to hear this type of things. it helps a lot of retail to be patient
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septrading
septrading Apr. 23 at 5:12 PM
$BMEA Biomea's combination of issued composition-of-matter + diabetes-use patents positions Icovamenib with one of the more robust moats in the emerging beta-cell regeneration field, which targets one of the largest existing markets in medicine. Composition-of-matter protection is the strongest moat — It blocks anyone from making, using, selling, or importing the exact molecule (or close structural analogs that infringe the claims) regardless of indication. Because Icovamenib is a covalent (irreversible) menin inhibitor designed via Biomea’s proprietary FUSION™ platform, the claims are tailored to its unique warhead and binding mechanism, making it difficult for competitors to “design around” without infringing. Diabetes-specific method-of-use patents (like US12251385) add layered protection. Even if a competitor developed a different menin inhibitor (e.g., non-covalent ones like those from Kura or Syndax, which are focused on oncology), using it for T1D/T2D beta-cell regeneration or glycemic control would likely infringe these claims. Platform-level barriers: Trade secrets and know-how around the irreversible covalent binder discovery platform (protected by confidentiality and invention-assignment agreements) further deter copycats. Biomea has publicly stated it believes it is currently the only company pursuing irreversible covalent menin inhibitors specifically for diabetes. Know what you hold.
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Creisi
Creisi Apr. 23 at 4:55 PM
$BMEA $MLTX Did anyone else invest in AMBRX back in 2022. In early Dec 2022, AMBRX dropped to $0.41. Delisting was around the corner. I told everyone I knew to buy AMBRX. Few listened. Bears and shorts were scalping, shorting & joking about how it was being delisted. I told people to buy! Retail gave up. On Friday Dec 9, 2022. AMBRX released preliminary Phase 2 breast cancer data on ARX788. The data showed a 100% disease control rate. The stock went from $0.41 to $4.54 that day. A 1000% gain. Many sold immediately. I said BUY MORE! Few did. After falling back in Jan/2023 to around $2. I told people to BUY EVEN MORE! By June/2023 the price climbed to $16. I told folks to buy or at least hold because J&J were stalking the company. NO ONE LISTENED. 6 months later, Jan 8, 2024; J&J bought AMBRX for $28/share. From $0.41 to $28 in 13 months. One day you'll wake up and realize your life has just changed because you bought $BMEA & $MLTX These both have incredible journeys ahead.
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