Market Cap 422.51M
Revenue (ttm) 22.27M
Net Income (ttm) -40.47M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE 19.78
Profit Margin -181.72%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 3,455,900
Avg Vol 2,868,710
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 45.68M
Stochastic %K 50%
Beta 0.84
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $39.50

Company Profile

Capricor Therapeutics, Inc., a clinical-stage biotechnology company, engages in the development of transformative cell and exosome-based therapeutics for treating duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) and other diseases with unmet medical needs in the United States. Its lead product candidate is the Deramiocel, an allogeneic cardiosphere-derived cells, which is in phase 3 clinical trial for the treatment of DMD. The company also develops Exosome protein-based vaccine, which is in preclinical trial t...

Industry: Biotechnology
Sector: Healthcare
Phone: 858 727 1755
Address:
10865 Road to the Cure, Suite 150, San Diego, United States
wallstengine
wallstengine Jun. 26 at 7:32 AM
B. Riley Initiates Coverage on $CAPR with Buy Rating, PT $21; says Deramiocel shows promise in DMD-cardiomyopathy with potential near-term catalyst Analyst comments: "DeramioceI could become the first therapy for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy-cardiomyopathy addressing the leading cause of mortality in DMD. The Phase II data demonstrated clinically meaningful preservation of cardiac function through 4 years, including left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) improvement of 1.9% and 1.2% at 24 and 36 months. We believe investors may have over-weighted regulatory risk related to FDA disruption and the on-again, off-again AdCom that may reflect the emergence of a more flexible, rare disease-focused agency that benefits Deramiocel as the only safe and potential disease-modifying option. We acknowledge perceived risks from relying on Phase II data heading into the August PDUFA but note that the fully enrolled Phase III may address any perceived weakness in the Phase II data package. We believe Phase III will likely replicate the unprecedented Phase II data and note that management is prepared to unblind the fully enrolled Phase III as early as 4Q25 if deemed necessary for approval. Post approval, Deramiocel is expected to operate within a favorable commercial environment that includes a 100–200 patient base representing $25M$50M in top-line revenue within one quarter of launch." Analyst: Madison El-Saadi
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teddan80
teddan80 Jun. 26 at 6:49 AM
Capricor’s Deramiocel has received Orphan Drug Designation, unlocking key regulatory and commercial advantages that go far beyond symbolic value. It provides seven years of market exclusivity in the US post approval, shielding Deramiocel from direct competition. It also enables tax credits on qualifying clinical trial costs, easing cash burn and reducing the need for dilutive funding. FDA application fees are waived, lowering development costs. Deramiocel is already on the Priority Review and Accelerated Approval tracks, which speeds up the regulatory timeline. If approved, Capricor may also receive a Priority Review Voucher, a tradable asset that has fetched up to 100 million dollars in past transactions. With Deramiocel under FDA priority review and phase 3 data expected soon, Capricor is nearing a pivotal transition from clinical stage to commercial readiness, making it a compelling setup for long term investors
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jimmy18000
jimmy18000 Jun. 26 at 6:19 AM
$CAPR nice to see Pat Furlong really visible on social media supporting Deramiocel and taking time to explain the purpose of an AdCom. She doesn’t usually hit the like button on posts by PPMD, let alone share a post on her feed like she did with CAPR PR here. Wouldn’t be surprised that she and PPMD are proactive with the FDA to approve Deramiocel on time or earlier. Heard she has a direct comm with Prasad.
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graywolf
graywolf Jun. 26 at 5:49 AM
$CAPR Interesting 👇
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hoonyinvests
hoonyinvests Jun. 26 at 4:35 AM
$CAPR you’re saying that we should short this stock and drive the company into bankruptcy because their current treatment extends children’s lives versus curing it. You’re a terrible human being if one at all. I’ve helped treat patients with this disease, and it’s clear you have no empathy. You better hope your family doesn’t get sick.
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HamBoneXoXo
HamBoneXoXo Jun. 26 at 4:21 AM
$CAPR I just reposted the data and my interpretation of it and these are the replies. Sorry that objectivity has died while lowlifes roam throwing insults because the data doesn’t fit their ignorance. I really don’t care less.
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CAPRuccino
CAPRuccino Jun. 26 at 4:06 AM
$CAPR all has been said now just 🦗🦗
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BioCapitalFund
BioCapitalFund Jun. 26 at 3:53 AM
$CAPR Please watch this true story (2 minutes long) of Pat Furlong aired on CBS Chicago 11 years ago from tomorrow. "Pat Furlong started an organization (PPMD) in her two sons' honor to help find a cure for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, the deadly disease that took her two sons." Now... How much longer those moms and their boys should suffer? It is imperative that FDA should approve deramiocel "even one day faster" to prevent more crying moms to lose their precious sons. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQdOJIg8afo (8:53pm, Wednesday, California)
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HamBoneXoXo
HamBoneXoXo Jun. 26 at 3:48 AM
$CAPR Didn’t see much discussion on the four yr hope2 ole data: As shown below; one estimates 0.7 drop in drug effectiveness per yr translating to a drug utility of about 5 or at most 6 yrs continuous yrs. In other words, prescribing for life is not an option here as stabilization effects fade out by yr 6. Any comments?
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Coinbit
Coinbit Jun. 26 at 3:29 AM
$CAPR I am going to be buying every morning 10 shares at opening regardless the price till approval !!!! Shorts bring it on
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Latest News on CAPR
Why Is Capricor Therapeutics Stock Trading Lower On Monday?

Jun 23, 2025, 12:46 PM EDT - 2 days ago

Why Is Capricor Therapeutics Stock Trading Lower On Monday?


wallstengine
wallstengine Jun. 26 at 7:32 AM
B. Riley Initiates Coverage on $CAPR with Buy Rating, PT $21; says Deramiocel shows promise in DMD-cardiomyopathy with potential near-term catalyst Analyst comments: "DeramioceI could become the first therapy for Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy-cardiomyopathy addressing the leading cause of mortality in DMD. The Phase II data demonstrated clinically meaningful preservation of cardiac function through 4 years, including left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) improvement of 1.9% and 1.2% at 24 and 36 months. We believe investors may have over-weighted regulatory risk related to FDA disruption and the on-again, off-again AdCom that may reflect the emergence of a more flexible, rare disease-focused agency that benefits Deramiocel as the only safe and potential disease-modifying option. We acknowledge perceived risks from relying on Phase II data heading into the August PDUFA but note that the fully enrolled Phase III may address any perceived weakness in the Phase II data package. We believe Phase III will likely replicate the unprecedented Phase II data and note that management is prepared to unblind the fully enrolled Phase III as early as 4Q25 if deemed necessary for approval. Post approval, Deramiocel is expected to operate within a favorable commercial environment that includes a 100–200 patient base representing $25M$50M in top-line revenue within one quarter of launch." Analyst: Madison El-Saadi
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teddan80
teddan80 Jun. 26 at 6:49 AM
Capricor’s Deramiocel has received Orphan Drug Designation, unlocking key regulatory and commercial advantages that go far beyond symbolic value. It provides seven years of market exclusivity in the US post approval, shielding Deramiocel from direct competition. It also enables tax credits on qualifying clinical trial costs, easing cash burn and reducing the need for dilutive funding. FDA application fees are waived, lowering development costs. Deramiocel is already on the Priority Review and Accelerated Approval tracks, which speeds up the regulatory timeline. If approved, Capricor may also receive a Priority Review Voucher, a tradable asset that has fetched up to 100 million dollars in past transactions. With Deramiocel under FDA priority review and phase 3 data expected soon, Capricor is nearing a pivotal transition from clinical stage to commercial readiness, making it a compelling setup for long term investors
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jimmy18000
jimmy18000 Jun. 26 at 6:19 AM
$CAPR nice to see Pat Furlong really visible on social media supporting Deramiocel and taking time to explain the purpose of an AdCom. She doesn’t usually hit the like button on posts by PPMD, let alone share a post on her feed like she did with CAPR PR here. Wouldn’t be surprised that she and PPMD are proactive with the FDA to approve Deramiocel on time or earlier. Heard she has a direct comm with Prasad.
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graywolf
graywolf Jun. 26 at 5:49 AM
$CAPR Interesting 👇
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hoonyinvests
hoonyinvests Jun. 26 at 4:35 AM
$CAPR you’re saying that we should short this stock and drive the company into bankruptcy because their current treatment extends children’s lives versus curing it. You’re a terrible human being if one at all. I’ve helped treat patients with this disease, and it’s clear you have no empathy. You better hope your family doesn’t get sick.
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HamBoneXoXo
HamBoneXoXo Jun. 26 at 4:21 AM
$CAPR I just reposted the data and my interpretation of it and these are the replies. Sorry that objectivity has died while lowlifes roam throwing insults because the data doesn’t fit their ignorance. I really don’t care less.
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CAPRuccino
CAPRuccino Jun. 26 at 4:06 AM
$CAPR all has been said now just 🦗🦗
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BioCapitalFund
BioCapitalFund Jun. 26 at 3:53 AM
$CAPR Please watch this true story (2 minutes long) of Pat Furlong aired on CBS Chicago 11 years ago from tomorrow. "Pat Furlong started an organization (PPMD) in her two sons' honor to help find a cure for Duchenne muscular dystrophy, the deadly disease that took her two sons." Now... How much longer those moms and their boys should suffer? It is imperative that FDA should approve deramiocel "even one day faster" to prevent more crying moms to lose their precious sons. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nQdOJIg8afo (8:53pm, Wednesday, California)
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HamBoneXoXo
HamBoneXoXo Jun. 26 at 3:48 AM
$CAPR Didn’t see much discussion on the four yr hope2 ole data: As shown below; one estimates 0.7 drop in drug effectiveness per yr translating to a drug utility of about 5 or at most 6 yrs continuous yrs. In other words, prescribing for life is not an option here as stabilization effects fade out by yr 6. Any comments?
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Coinbit
Coinbit Jun. 26 at 3:29 AM
$CAPR I am going to be buying every morning 10 shares at opening regardless the price till approval !!!! Shorts bring it on
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CAPRfanBoy
CAPRfanBoy Jun. 26 at 3:23 AM
$CAPR buying another 100 shares in the morning. Who else plans to buy?
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OKLM250
OKLM250 Jun. 26 at 3:21 AM
$CAPR EOD the same people falling for the nonsense articles and FUD post are the same people who would dump at 50. Real holders know what we are putting are money into; care about the goal of the company, saving the kids. CAPR TO THE MOON as always.
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CAPRfanBoy
CAPRfanBoy Jun. 26 at 2:59 AM
$CAPR Big couple months ahead of us boys. Lets have some fun and stay calm. We’ll look back a decade from now and realize how fun all this was even tho it’s been stressful. The “cult” lives strong! Leave a like if you are with me 😤
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MrsBelfort
MrsBelfort Jun. 26 at 2:59 AM
$CAPR Well said. He thinks CAPR "retail cult"will plead with him to change his mighty opinion. (And to my chagrin, some do!) The only conversation I am interested considering him would be the size of his orange jump suit , if it ever comes down to that.
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BioRich
BioRich Jun. 26 at 2:37 AM
@AZ89 Thanks for the question about $SRPT and their relationship with $RHHBY. As mentioned, I think that relationship is likely very strained. I'm not sure Buyout is on the table given their current relationship but do have a better idea for Sarepta's future. I think $SRPT Buys, or at least lucratively partners with, $CAPR. I think it's a win for both, although non-business-related many probably think that they aren't a good marriage. Financially and business-wise, it makes sense. One up and comer with a bright future ($CAPR) pairing with a damaged class leader ($SRPT). Depending on how they play it, they will be able to calm the storm around SRPT and give solid foundational support for CAPR as they navigate the FDA and commercial launch hurdles. Doug and Linda could become a Co-CEO power couple. What do you think about that idea? Follow/Subscribe for more thoughts and perspective. Let's make some money. Cheers!
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Drichman7
Drichman7 Jun. 26 at 2:33 AM
$SRPT see you all at $CAPR
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Chachi88
Chachi88 Jun. 26 at 2:31 AM
$CAPR So the SRPT product was supposed to generate $1.2B for the company this year. If we can get to that level of revenue, what do we expect the SP to be? Think we can generate a higher revenue number?
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TopStockStar
TopStockStar Jun. 26 at 2:27 AM
Hey $CAPR...
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Fenderstrat68
Fenderstrat68 Jun. 26 at 2:13 AM
$CAPR can we just all agree to make it back to $17 before mid July!? Come on
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satrasal
satrasal Jun. 26 at 1:43 AM
$CAPR @snowboy And related to Point 2, I'd ask about a dose escalation study. We know that 4x infusions vastly outperformed 1x. What happens to partial and non responders as you go to 8x or 12x, and what factors might predict response to escalation. For instance in the gemini vedolizumab trial in Ulcerative Colitis, there was no difference in response between 4 week and 8 week dosing and 40% of pats did not respond. But real world data later showed that pats with severe disease (as indicated by anti-tnf exposure) predicted that of the non responders, 1/2 achieved remission and another half achieved partial response on dose escalation.
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aricray
aricray Jun. 26 at 1:07 AM
$CAPR So the D gets approval for DMD, everyone cheers and, with a sly grin, the knowing investor recognizes that the big picture is the exosomes delivery platform and D's ability to regenerate ALL muscle fiber.
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StockScanners
StockScanners Jun. 26 at 1:04 AM
$CAPR Reached 10.48 lets go team
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