Market Cap 67.80M
Revenue (ttm) 180,000.00
Net Income (ttm) -49.85M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -27,694.44%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.00
Volume 808,800
Avg Vol 3,514,306
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 67.13M
Stochastic %K 76%
Beta 1.46
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $9.00

Company Profile

InflaRx N.V., a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company, discovers and develops inhibitors using C5a technology in Germany and the United States. The company's C5a is an inflammatory mediator that is involved in the progression of a variety of autoimmune and other inflammatory diseases. Its lead product candidate is vilobelimab, a novel intravenously delivered first-in-class anti-C5a monoclonal antibody, which completed the Phase III clinical trial for the treatment of hidradenitis suppurativa,...

Industry: Biotechnology
Sector: Healthcare
Phone: 49 3641 508 180
Address:
Winzerlaer Str. 2, Jena, Germany
createrrit
createrrit Dec. 19 at 10:09 PM
$IFRX @dogDazeSummer nothing more cowardly than blocking somebody and then posting behind their backs, thinking they wouldn’t be able to read it, lol You didn’t refute my point of the company going alone on HS, at least until we hear otherwise, based on this post (which kinda makes sense, based on their history). Your ‘contributions” over the year, were nothing but constant pumping and speculation, have some self respect, man.
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dogDazeSummer
dogDazeSummer Dec. 19 at 9:51 PM
$IFRX I do my best to contribute & invest in relationships that allow information to flow to this board. Most appreciate, but some enjoy a “sport game” of putdowns. Sadly, this is the case after going back to look at a profile —-he’s rarely adding valuable information to the collective group. For those reasons @createrrit is a block. I’ll continue to help people who respect what’s involved in maintaining rapport, respectful dialogue, and the cost cost of maintaining multiple analyst relationships. Pressing out good vibes to all.
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dogDazeSummer
dogDazeSummer Dec. 19 at 7:20 PM
$IFRX Although disappointing in the share price, could we have a few January surprises up sleeve? The company chose to avoid dilution of $1 offering. Send a thank you note to them for not totally screwing existing shareholders over —-while they were persuaded to by the vultures. Some speculate they *couldnt* do funding-regardless of couldnt or wouldn’t - it’s a “Diamond in The Ruff” at $85M fully diluted valuation. Many have taken their losses and moved on - and announced the decisions here. Better to liquidate today for 10% more than earlier in week if it doesn’t make sense to see what Q1 brings? Meanwhile, does the dwindling % of retail investors recognize similar patterns from w/b: 8/25 vs 12/15? Reminders on what Niels did / didn’t do 5 years ago lack relevancy.
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redistributeW
redistributeW Dec. 19 at 6:59 PM
$IFRX Yummy picking up fomo
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redistributeW
redistributeW Dec. 19 at 5:00 PM
$IFRX weak volume
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MrCompassion
MrCompassion Dec. 19 at 4:12 PM
$IFRX A surge of interest it seems in study of complement within neuroimmunology, the link between the immune system and the nervous system, this paper detailing particular interest in what happens within cells: “The discovery of this intracellular system represents a significant paradigm shift. It reframes complement from a purely extracellular immune surveillance cascade to a fundamental intracellular regulator. This ‘complosome’ provides a direct mechanistic link between innate immunity and core cellular processes, such as metabolic status and survival decisions.” A complex system, not to be toyed with to desired effect. Keyword *control* in controlling inflammation. Step aside cytokine blockers and JAK/BTK breakers of immune function, not of common sense health care. “This complexity underscores that broad C5a/C5aR1 inhibition, while beneficial in some chronic inflammatory contexts, may inadvertently block essential repair mechanisms. Future therapies may need to
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cielo1
cielo1 Dec. 19 at 2:58 PM
$IFRX if IFRX was a submarine they would be the best in the world for controlled silence! Are those iS dotted and ts crossed yet!? All the best to all!!! Mega
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dogDazeSummer
dogDazeSummer Dec. 19 at 1:56 PM
Friday Buyouts Continue with $FOLD being taken out by $BMRN Congrats to all, I owned 125 shares! What a catalyst rich year 2025 has been. $IFRX has been awfully quiet since the stunning data release in Nov and voluntarily chose not to do an offering…hmmmm https://finance.yahoo.com/news/biomarin-pharmaceutical-acquire-amicus-therapeutics-133314206.html
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dogDazeSummer
dogDazeSummer Dec. 19 at 1:43 AM
@createrrit No offense at all taken - sharing bc most ppl on ST don’t get access to sell side research. Always be aware: “Caution when feeding the seagulls” - but also $IFRX is the smallest market cap in entire 80 page report on “gem list” —some $1B+ I doubt Guggenheim is really “making bank” off our $30M Feb offering that didn’t have an over allotment. Yes, they were lead underwriter - but this report is KOL based & obv rewards entities who bank w them. Nobody is crushing it on Inflarx - not Mgt base salaries, not shareholders, not analysts, not brokerage firms, nor patients…Yet. Otherwise - why wld it be “a hidden gem” by definition? Let’s hope —-let’s pray —that Gugg and their expansive team of KOLs (who most firms wouldn’t spend $ to put on payroll) make $50M- 500M in underwriting fees. God bless !! If anyone deserves underwriting fees, both Cantor (via Seedhouse). aka $RJF and Gugg are winners imo. Watch for some $JPM mid Jan +/-, DYOD
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GTMStox
GTMStox Dec. 19 at 1:06 AM
$IFRX Sold out of this POS today. This company doesn't deserve my investment. GL to all longs.
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Latest News on IFRX
InflaRx to Report Second Quarter 2025 Results on August 7, 2025

Jul 31, 2025, 7:30 AM EDT - 5 months ago

InflaRx to Report Second Quarter 2025 Results on August 7, 2025


InflaRx to Participate in Upcoming Investor Conferences

May 22, 2025, 7:30 AM EDT - 7 months ago

InflaRx to Participate in Upcoming Investor Conferences


InflaRx to Report First Quarter 2025 Results on May 7, 2025

Apr 30, 2025, 7:30 AM EDT - 8 months ago

InflaRx to Report First Quarter 2025 Results on May 7, 2025


InflaRx Announces Participation in September Investor Events

Aug 27, 2024, 7:30 AM EDT - 1 year ago

InflaRx Announces Participation in September Investor Events


InflaRx Hosts R&D Event Highlighting the Promise of INF904

Jun 5, 2024, 12:00 PM EDT - 1 year ago

InflaRx Hosts R&D Event Highlighting the Promise of INF904


InflaRx Appoints Jan Medina as Head of Investor Relations

Feb 22, 2024, 7:30 AM EST - 1 year ago

InflaRx Appoints Jan Medina as Head of Investor Relations


InflaRx: Small German Company Targeting A Rare Indication

Sep 6, 2023, 5:31 PM EDT - 2 years ago

InflaRx: Small German Company Targeting A Rare Indication


InflaRx Appoints Dr. Camilla Chong as Chief Medical Officer

Jun 28, 2023, 7:30 AM EDT - 2 years ago

InflaRx Appoints Dr. Camilla Chong as Chief Medical Officer


createrrit
createrrit Dec. 19 at 10:09 PM
$IFRX @dogDazeSummer nothing more cowardly than blocking somebody and then posting behind their backs, thinking they wouldn’t be able to read it, lol You didn’t refute my point of the company going alone on HS, at least until we hear otherwise, based on this post (which kinda makes sense, based on their history). Your ‘contributions” over the year, were nothing but constant pumping and speculation, have some self respect, man.
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dogDazeSummer
dogDazeSummer Dec. 19 at 9:51 PM
$IFRX I do my best to contribute & invest in relationships that allow information to flow to this board. Most appreciate, but some enjoy a “sport game” of putdowns. Sadly, this is the case after going back to look at a profile —-he’s rarely adding valuable information to the collective group. For those reasons @createrrit is a block. I’ll continue to help people who respect what’s involved in maintaining rapport, respectful dialogue, and the cost cost of maintaining multiple analyst relationships. Pressing out good vibes to all.
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dogDazeSummer
dogDazeSummer Dec. 19 at 7:20 PM
$IFRX Although disappointing in the share price, could we have a few January surprises up sleeve? The company chose to avoid dilution of $1 offering. Send a thank you note to them for not totally screwing existing shareholders over —-while they were persuaded to by the vultures. Some speculate they *couldnt* do funding-regardless of couldnt or wouldn’t - it’s a “Diamond in The Ruff” at $85M fully diluted valuation. Many have taken their losses and moved on - and announced the decisions here. Better to liquidate today for 10% more than earlier in week if it doesn’t make sense to see what Q1 brings? Meanwhile, does the dwindling % of retail investors recognize similar patterns from w/b: 8/25 vs 12/15? Reminders on what Niels did / didn’t do 5 years ago lack relevancy.
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redistributeW
redistributeW Dec. 19 at 6:59 PM
$IFRX Yummy picking up fomo
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redistributeW
redistributeW Dec. 19 at 5:00 PM
$IFRX weak volume
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MrCompassion
MrCompassion Dec. 19 at 4:12 PM
$IFRX A surge of interest it seems in study of complement within neuroimmunology, the link between the immune system and the nervous system, this paper detailing particular interest in what happens within cells: “The discovery of this intracellular system represents a significant paradigm shift. It reframes complement from a purely extracellular immune surveillance cascade to a fundamental intracellular regulator. This ‘complosome’ provides a direct mechanistic link between innate immunity and core cellular processes, such as metabolic status and survival decisions.” A complex system, not to be toyed with to desired effect. Keyword *control* in controlling inflammation. Step aside cytokine blockers and JAK/BTK breakers of immune function, not of common sense health care. “This complexity underscores that broad C5a/C5aR1 inhibition, while beneficial in some chronic inflammatory contexts, may inadvertently block essential repair mechanisms. Future therapies may need to
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cielo1
cielo1 Dec. 19 at 2:58 PM
$IFRX if IFRX was a submarine they would be the best in the world for controlled silence! Are those iS dotted and ts crossed yet!? All the best to all!!! Mega
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dogDazeSummer
dogDazeSummer Dec. 19 at 1:56 PM
Friday Buyouts Continue with $FOLD being taken out by $BMRN Congrats to all, I owned 125 shares! What a catalyst rich year 2025 has been. $IFRX has been awfully quiet since the stunning data release in Nov and voluntarily chose not to do an offering…hmmmm https://finance.yahoo.com/news/biomarin-pharmaceutical-acquire-amicus-therapeutics-133314206.html
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dogDazeSummer
dogDazeSummer Dec. 19 at 1:43 AM
@createrrit No offense at all taken - sharing bc most ppl on ST don’t get access to sell side research. Always be aware: “Caution when feeding the seagulls” - but also $IFRX is the smallest market cap in entire 80 page report on “gem list” —some $1B+ I doubt Guggenheim is really “making bank” off our $30M Feb offering that didn’t have an over allotment. Yes, they were lead underwriter - but this report is KOL based & obv rewards entities who bank w them. Nobody is crushing it on Inflarx - not Mgt base salaries, not shareholders, not analysts, not brokerage firms, nor patients…Yet. Otherwise - why wld it be “a hidden gem” by definition? Let’s hope —-let’s pray —that Gugg and their expansive team of KOLs (who most firms wouldn’t spend $ to put on payroll) make $50M- 500M in underwriting fees. God bless !! If anyone deserves underwriting fees, both Cantor (via Seedhouse). aka $RJF and Gugg are winners imo. Watch for some $JPM mid Jan +/-, DYOD
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GTMStox
GTMStox Dec. 19 at 1:06 AM
$IFRX Sold out of this POS today. This company doesn't deserve my investment. GL to all longs.
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dogDazeSummer
dogDazeSummer Dec. 18 at 8:56 PM
$IFRX Part 2 Hidden Gems according to Guggenheim (don’t shooot messanger): “….where AMGN’s avacopan could limited therapeutic window. IFRX has recently announced positive topline results from the Phase IIa 4-week basket study: (1) In HS, Izicopan demonstrated rapid & compelling efficacy that are aligned with successful biologic comparators, with clear safety and a dose-dependent profile; (2) In CSU, while the efficacy signal is stronger in HS,‘904 drives reduction in UAS7 within a range indicative of clinical activity. Given there is no other development in the oral C5aR space, IFRX could inaugurate a new MoA across this multibillion dollar indication market. Initiation of a Phase II program for Izicopan…. Also mentioned as hidden gems: $RAPT $PHAT $SION $FBRX
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dogDazeSummer
dogDazeSummer Dec. 18 at 8:11 PM
$IFRX Guggenheim Just Out….. 2026 Preview of Immunological Hidden Gems Investors Probably Aren’t Folllowing…. “We believe IFRX's oral C5aR inhibitor, Izicopan (prev. INF-904), could be significant source of value for the company. Izicopan has the potential to be a better version of $AMGN Tavneos (avacopan) and IFRX could adopt a fast follower approach and develop it across a number of autoimmune indications where AMGN’s avacopan could not be developed due to a limited therapeutic window…..DATA……” …continued. More to follow…. 1 of 5 names listed under “hidden gems” Also: $ACET $ALMS $CABA
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cielo1
cielo1 Dec. 18 at 7:13 PM
$IFRX An announcement of a seasoned CEO taking the helm would get us to at least $5 with no other news, so many options at mgmt disposal, as others have said the pipeline is majorly de-risked with all the past history. Let's see!
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dogDazeSummer
dogDazeSummer Dec. 18 at 5:07 PM
$IFRX Watch for double bottom formation (early vs mid December) amid tax loss selling. They’ve tried to take below on 2 occasions, both unsuccessful thus far. Coming off a catalyst rich 2025, we now have a de-risked asset with Izicopan that works in CSU & HS. If you think BP cares about ‘time to revenue’ more than a SAFE / ORAL ‘revenue generator’, you might be mistaken. An easy double from current prices after retail throws in the towel, amid obvious & expected exhaustion (given time). $JPM biggest annual event & good to see the company continue to focus on partnerships, funding, BD, how quickly we forget $BIIB $AMGN like the space and paid 10-50x to be in it. Their respective buys are pre clinical and the latter has liver tox side effects. #See5 https://www.amgen.com/newsroom/press-releases/2022/08/amgen-to-acquire-chemocentryx-for-$4-billion-in-cash
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Monkey82
Monkey82 Dec. 18 at 4:29 PM
$IFRX There is a great deal of disappointment with the company for various reasons, as shown by the comments on this board especially over the past few weeks. While it may seem dire, let’s keep in mind that we have a winner in izicopan from the P2a trial especially in HS and arguably in CSU too. Both markets are $1B+ each. A partnership or buyout is the next logical step. Either option will not be achieved overnight. I agree time is of the essence and Q1 is critical for the company and investors alike. We will have an outcome that while perhaps below our expectations will at least give us the funding and time necessary to conduct izicopan P2b studies. The stock deserves to be higher of course but past trial failure overhang, fear of dilution including the ATM or an offering, as well as a lack of cooperation from NIH for vilo have all contributed to the current market situation. We should hold on for the next 8-12 weeks - and see what materializes in terms of funding announcement.
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MrCompassion
MrCompassion Dec. 18 at 3:36 PM
$IFRX At least we can always appreciate the foundational science behind InflaRx biotech. Interesting Cleveland Clinic paper. “Central to this progress is a deeper appreciation of the complement system, a key component of innate immunity, and its role in neuroinflammation…Over the past decade, complement-related therapeutic advances, including those targeting central components such as C3 and C5 or specific pathways, have transformed the clinical landscape for many immune-mediated neurological disorder diseases.” https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/neurology/articles/10.3389/fneur.2025.1695461/full
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cielo1
cielo1 Dec. 18 at 1:31 PM
$IFRX ok is it time? Let's finally see that buyout. Niels et al ,you gave it your best now let's see experts take the lead!
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redistributeW
redistributeW Dec. 18 at 12:51 PM
$IFRX Several people seemed to be concerned about the stock dilution. All biotechnology companies have an unending thirst and needs to raise cash for clinical trials,research and development. I'm just not seeing an overly abusive excessive dilution here. The outstanding shares are relatively low. The problem here is results. GSK just announced a collaboration with Camp4 They turned around and haan offering.
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GMSinvest
GMSinvest Dec. 18 at 5:00 AM
$IFRX remember when mister blocked anyone who disagreed with him? Who’s the fool now?
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MrCompassion
MrCompassion Dec. 17 at 10:28 PM
$IFRX I’ll forever share the Prof R-esque enthusiasm for this biotech, will always have deep respect for the vision the company founders had in starting this company. My critique however (of late) is about tangibles. Why did you invest in IFRX? Promise of Gohibic sales? I invested in the wider promise of Vilo, this now spotlighted (attempted anyway) INF904 product an interesting but years-out hope at best. $7 million invested in hopes of what? Which catalyst and associated timeline are we talking about? PG topline? Gohibic sales? EU progress? Trickle 904 p2a data? Partnership? Selling of the farm? PG was a deathblow to this already down and out company. Insulting to shareholders to suggest failure had to do with site recruitment blunders. With no big picture plan post probable endpoint miss, this waste of time and resources study only served to solidify market impression of InflaRx, of its inability to run successful studies. Can’t convince the
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Monkey82
Monkey82 Dec. 17 at 9:16 PM
$IFRX Coal in my Christmas stocking this year??
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GMSinvest
GMSinvest Dec. 17 at 2:56 PM
$IFRX if not €5 by early April, vote against all board recommendations and force a proxy vote at AGM. As you wish, Niels
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