Market Cap 1.13B
Revenue (ttm) 0.00
Net Income (ttm) -105.04M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin 0.00%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 1,165,200
Avg Vol 1,311,806
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 57.91M
Stochastic %K 18%
Beta 0.42
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $53.60

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
Galaxy123
Galaxy123 Jul. 19 at 6:47 PM
$CAPR Patent disputes take forever. Here is the summary of Arbutus patent dispute with Moderna and Pfizer Moderna Dispute • Feb 28, 2022: U.S. lawsuit filed • March 3, 2026: Global settlement announced Pfizer/BioNTech Dispute • April 4, 2023: U.S. lawsuit filed • Dec 2024: Claim construction hearing • Sept 9, 2025: Claim construction ruling • July 16, 2026: International lawsuits filed (Canada + Europe)​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Sarepta vs. NS Pharma (Nippon Shinyaku) Patent Dispute • July 13, 2021: NS Pharma sues Sarepta (Delaware) • Jan 2022: Sarepta files counterclaims (patent infringement) • May 1, 2024: Key court ruling on motions • Dec 19–20, 2024: Jury verdict — Sarepta wins ~$115M; NS patent invalidated
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clarksonhockey
clarksonhockey Jul. 19 at 6:47 PM
$CAPR Topline data from the HOPE-3 Phase III trial significantly addressed the FDA's previous concerns regarding deramiocel (CAP-1002) for Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) cardiomyopathy. The trial successfully met both primary and secondary endpoints by showing statistically significant improvements in upper-limb function and dramatically slowing cardiac decline. Capricor Therapeutics resubmitted their Biologics License Application (BLA), and the FDA has set a target action date of August 22, 2026.Following the resubmission, the FDA scheduled an Advisory Committee meeting in late July 2026 to thoroughly review the clinical data. The data from the HOPE-3 study are unprecedented in largely non-ambulatory DMD populations, providing the regulatory agency with the substantial efficacy evidence they originally requested. Case closed! If FDA doesn't approve or ADCOM votes are not12-0. Somebody has an axe to grind!!
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Stormfury66
Stormfury66 Jul. 19 at 6:03 PM
$CAPR It’s a NOTHING BURGER lawsuit & I don’t care what attorney or legal team it will take YEARS for an outcome . They simply want a piece of the CAPR pie upon FDA approval & it is coming my freind
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Traderbel1968
Traderbel1968 Jul. 19 at 5:58 PM
$CAPR Successful (!) companies get sued all the time. It is a great sign for CAPR that MESO comes out with this nonsense 2 weeks before the ADCOM while - in all these years - they have never been able to monetarze their own patents… What a joke.
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Stormfury66
Stormfury66 Jul. 19 at 5:56 PM
$CAPR Thank you for the insight, as my attorney said it’s a NOTHING BURGER .. just the typical noise around CAPR prior to a BIG NEWS DROP
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Traderbel1968
Traderbel1968 Jul. 19 at 5:53 PM
$CAPR Don‘t waste ur valuable life and investing time with this MESO nonsense. Pure bs.
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NoMonkeyBusiness
NoMonkeyBusiness Jul. 19 at 4:52 PM
$CAPR Being a tax guy, I was educating myself on patent law to try to get a handle on this Mesoblast drama. An important rule is you CANNOT patent a naturally existing biological structure - there MUST be some kind of human intervention to produce something that is not naturally existing, and Capricor took care to make sure they complied with this. To survive this narrow requirement, Capricor Therapeutics (working with licensed technology from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center) secured "composition of matter" patents by defining very specific, non-naturally occurring formulations, structural parameters, or therapeutic combinations of CDC-exosomes paired with specific microRNAs for targeted tissue regeneration. GUT FEELING: This Mesoblast suit is nothing but a moonshot, probably orchestrated by NS.
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haha1978
haha1978 Jul. 19 at 4:52 PM
$CAPR FBLG proccess derrived from skim cells also release exosomes so if they make it through their trials they will be next to get sued.
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haha1978
haha1978 Jul. 19 at 4:49 PM
$CAPR also MESO will probably be suing everyone including the private companies and public on exosome excretion by cells. Goodluck to them wasting their money and time versus building a successful business. Maybe theirpatent will get over turned. Then they can go bankrupt.
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haha1978
haha1978 Jul. 19 at 4:42 PM
$CAPR Biggest capr argument is to show the creation of exosomes are derrived from different proccesses and that a cell escection of an exosome is a natural process and not patentable to get thrown out. Adcom vote is in 2 weeks do you really want to miss a 100% plus pop on a yes vote? This close to approval ? Im going to hold. It could could go both ways but you cant patent natural proccesses and i dont see how a natural proccess such as exceting an exosomefrom a cell is patentable. MESO patents will now be reviewed and it will takes years to resolve. But wont stop capr at this point in time.
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Galaxy123
Galaxy123 Jul. 19 at 6:47 PM
$CAPR Patent disputes take forever. Here is the summary of Arbutus patent dispute with Moderna and Pfizer Moderna Dispute • Feb 28, 2022: U.S. lawsuit filed • March 3, 2026: Global settlement announced Pfizer/BioNTech Dispute • April 4, 2023: U.S. lawsuit filed • Dec 2024: Claim construction hearing • Sept 9, 2025: Claim construction ruling • July 16, 2026: International lawsuits filed (Canada + Europe)​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​ Sarepta vs. NS Pharma (Nippon Shinyaku) Patent Dispute • July 13, 2021: NS Pharma sues Sarepta (Delaware) • Jan 2022: Sarepta files counterclaims (patent infringement) • May 1, 2024: Key court ruling on motions • Dec 19–20, 2024: Jury verdict — Sarepta wins ~$115M; NS patent invalidated
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clarksonhockey
clarksonhockey Jul. 19 at 6:47 PM
$CAPR Topline data from the HOPE-3 Phase III trial significantly addressed the FDA's previous concerns regarding deramiocel (CAP-1002) for Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) cardiomyopathy. The trial successfully met both primary and secondary endpoints by showing statistically significant improvements in upper-limb function and dramatically slowing cardiac decline. Capricor Therapeutics resubmitted their Biologics License Application (BLA), and the FDA has set a target action date of August 22, 2026.Following the resubmission, the FDA scheduled an Advisory Committee meeting in late July 2026 to thoroughly review the clinical data. The data from the HOPE-3 study are unprecedented in largely non-ambulatory DMD populations, providing the regulatory agency with the substantial efficacy evidence they originally requested. Case closed! If FDA doesn't approve or ADCOM votes are not12-0. Somebody has an axe to grind!!
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Stormfury66
Stormfury66 Jul. 19 at 6:03 PM
$CAPR It’s a NOTHING BURGER lawsuit & I don’t care what attorney or legal team it will take YEARS for an outcome . They simply want a piece of the CAPR pie upon FDA approval & it is coming my freind
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Traderbel1968
Traderbel1968 Jul. 19 at 5:58 PM
$CAPR Successful (!) companies get sued all the time. It is a great sign for CAPR that MESO comes out with this nonsense 2 weeks before the ADCOM while - in all these years - they have never been able to monetarze their own patents… What a joke.
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Stormfury66
Stormfury66 Jul. 19 at 5:56 PM
$CAPR Thank you for the insight, as my attorney said it’s a NOTHING BURGER .. just the typical noise around CAPR prior to a BIG NEWS DROP
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Traderbel1968
Traderbel1968 Jul. 19 at 5:53 PM
$CAPR Don‘t waste ur valuable life and investing time with this MESO nonsense. Pure bs.
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NoMonkeyBusiness
NoMonkeyBusiness Jul. 19 at 4:52 PM
$CAPR Being a tax guy, I was educating myself on patent law to try to get a handle on this Mesoblast drama. An important rule is you CANNOT patent a naturally existing biological structure - there MUST be some kind of human intervention to produce something that is not naturally existing, and Capricor took care to make sure they complied with this. To survive this narrow requirement, Capricor Therapeutics (working with licensed technology from Cedars-Sinai Medical Center) secured "composition of matter" patents by defining very specific, non-naturally occurring formulations, structural parameters, or therapeutic combinations of CDC-exosomes paired with specific microRNAs for targeted tissue regeneration. GUT FEELING: This Mesoblast suit is nothing but a moonshot, probably orchestrated by NS.
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haha1978
haha1978 Jul. 19 at 4:52 PM
$CAPR FBLG proccess derrived from skim cells also release exosomes so if they make it through their trials they will be next to get sued.
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haha1978
haha1978 Jul. 19 at 4:49 PM
$CAPR also MESO will probably be suing everyone including the private companies and public on exosome excretion by cells. Goodluck to them wasting their money and time versus building a successful business. Maybe theirpatent will get over turned. Then they can go bankrupt.
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haha1978
haha1978 Jul. 19 at 4:42 PM
$CAPR Biggest capr argument is to show the creation of exosomes are derrived from different proccesses and that a cell escection of an exosome is a natural process and not patentable to get thrown out. Adcom vote is in 2 weeks do you really want to miss a 100% plus pop on a yes vote? This close to approval ? Im going to hold. It could could go both ways but you cant patent natural proccesses and i dont see how a natural proccess such as exceting an exosomefrom a cell is patentable. MESO patents will now be reviewed and it will takes years to resolve. But wont stop capr at this point in time.
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haha1978
haha1978 Jul. 19 at 4:36 PM
$CAPR i could be wrong on MESO had patents before CAPR. But not worried about it. Its 2 disctinct proccesses of derriving the exosome. MESO patents will probably expire but they have 1000 patents starting in 2004 per ai and patented some process of causing the cells to excrete the exosomes. Not sure if that patent covers a natural process or not. But will good for the courts to review.
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haha1978
haha1978 Jul. 19 at 4:26 PM
$CAPR Good luck in what ever longs decide to do sell or hold or buy.
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haha1978
haha1978 Jul. 19 at 4:25 PM
$CAPR Also exosomes are natural. I dont see how you can patent ownership on a natural molecule. But you can patent mass production and proccess to maximize or produce exosomes artificially. This is a BS lawsuit and wont matter in the long run.
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haha1978
haha1978 Jul. 19 at 4:22 PM
$CAPR Also CAPR owns the patents on mass producing exosomes MESO does not. CAPR is way ahead of the competition.
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haha1978
haha1978 Jul. 19 at 4:22 PM
$CAPR @BioResearcher I think your wrong on this one. Ultimately CAPR discovered this before MESO and their exosomes are derived from heart not bone marrow. Regardless this wont stop the ADCOM from approving this drug with a yes vote. While i wanted to sell but ultimately im going to hold due to my tax situation this year and i promised to hold through approval and that vote is less than 2 weeks away. There will be multiple exosome lawsuits and they are similarly derived and can be derrived by multiple tissue types not just heart and bone but also fibroblast and any tissue as well. Look at FBLG exploring the skin cells. Granted its horrible management. You really dont need to taunt here with your alternative motives. Gene editing doesnt work. Srpt doesnt prevent cardiomyopathy. The only two choices you have is CAPR which is 3 years ahead of CPIX. And both of those are different mechanisms of action.
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NoSwagger
NoSwagger Jul. 19 at 3:08 PM
$CAPR Is anyone expecting the peer-reviewed journal article this week? Time is off the essence, at least for SP.
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Andre_The_Giant
Andre_The_Giant Jul. 19 at 2:50 PM
$CAPR How did we end up living in an age when a bureaucrat is empowered to tell a dying man what he may or may not try to save his life, citing reasons such as “it may not be “effective” enough”?! Abolish the FDA and replace it with peer review panels of independent experts! Fire the bureaucrats and ban them from all classrooms! I would go as far as to say “burn ’em at the stake”, but we would want to conduct a clinical trial to determine if “it hurts bad enough”, which wouldn’t be worth the money.
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hatman547
hatman547 Jul. 19 at 2:22 PM
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clarksonhockey
clarksonhockey Jul. 19 at 2:10 PM
$CAPR FDA get their answers plain and simple. Linda messed up with partner and this lawsuit tho! New CEO is warranted after approval!
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clarksonhockey
clarksonhockey Jul. 19 at 2:07 PM
$CAPR he pivotal Phase 3 HOPE-3 clinical trial demonstrated substantial, statistically significant evidence of effectiveness for Capricor Therapeutics' investigational cell therapy, Deramiocel (CAP-1002), in treating Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD).The study successfully met both its primary and key secondary endpoints:Skeletal Muscle Function: The trial met its primary endpoint by slowing the decline of upper-limb function (measured by the PUL v2.0 scale) by roughly 54% compared to the placebo over one year.Cardiac Function: The study's key secondary endpoint—preserving cardiac function as measured by left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF)—reached statistical significance, slowing disease decline in the heart by 91% compared to the placebo.Disease Progression: Later data also showed that disease progression was slowed by approximately 83% according to the Duchenne Video Assessment (DVA).
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BioResearcher
BioResearcher Jul. 19 at 1:57 PM
$CAPR Exactly, the Meso's lawuit can last for years, so it will overshadow IF any positive vote from ADCOM for years to come. Meso has a very strong case based on the filing. They are likely seek to block the drug from marketing if any positive result from ADCOM. Meso has very powerful lawyers, they will stop any illegal use of their technologies.
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Monkey7779192
Monkey7779192 Jul. 19 at 1:50 PM
$CAPR 3 or 35 to 40.
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