MERUS N.V. EO -,09

Merus shares hit an all-time high of 96.95 USD, trading up 130.25% year-to-date and showing a 1-year gain of 115.81%; the RSI indicates overbought conditions. Genmab completed the acquisition of Merus for 6.9 billion USD, purchasing about 94.2% of the common shares at 97.00 USD per share, prompting changes in leadership. Merus reported promising Phase‑2 interim results for the bispecific antibody petosemtamab in left‑sided mCRC, while the company was unprofitable over the past twelve months. Analysts remain cautious: BMO confirms “Market Perform” with a 97 USD price target, and InvestingPro currently rates the stock as overvalued. » Mere på de.investing.com

Merus stock rose to a record high of $96.29 and is slightly above its 52-week high. The share price has recently recovered markedly (+115.3% over the past year, +128.6% year-to-date) valuing the biotech at about $7.3 billion. Merus reported promising interim results from the phase‑2 trial of petosemtamab with a 100% response rate in left-sided mCRC in first-line therapy. Genmab has announced a cash takeover offer of $97.00 per share; BMO maintains its Market Perform rating with a $97.00 target. » Mere på de.investing.com

Merus shares rose to an all-time high of $96.1 and are up about 93.35% year to date. The biotechnology company reports solid liquidity (current ratio 7.97) and revenue growth of 57.54%, but is not yet profitable. Attention centers on promising phase‑2 interim results for petosemtamab, including a 100% response rate in first‑line treatment of left‑sided metastatic colorectal cancer. Parallelly, Genmab announced a cash offer of $97.00 per share; Merus plans to present additional study data at an upcoming scientific conference. » Mere på de.investing.com