Going-concern and financing risk
The company has not generated revenue and states current cash may be insufficient.
- Scope
- Corporate liquidity and continuity of operations
- Materiality
- high
Raphael Pharmaceutical Inc. is a U.S.-listed pharmaceutical research and clinical development company with operations centered in Israel through its subsidiary Raphael Pharmaceutical Ltd. The company focuses on developing pharmaceutical drug candidates, including programs related to cannabis-derived compounds and other research-stage therapies, and relies on third parties for manufacturing and commercialization if products are approved.
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| Drug candidate research | 70% Preclinical and clinical research programs aimed at identifying and developing pharmaceutical candidates. |
| Sponsored research collaborations | 20% Research funded through agreements with academic or medical institutions such as Rambam. |
| Cannabis-derived therapeutic programs | 10% Development work focused on CBD oil and cannabis-strain-based pharmaceutical applications. |
The company’s direct counterparties are primarily research collaborators, clinical and scientific institutions, and...
Institutions such as Rambam that conduct sponsored research and help develop product candidates and IP.
Manufacturers, distributors, or licensees that would commercialize approved drug products.
Parties such as Wolc that provide CBD oil or related cannabis inputs for development work.
Hospitals, physicians, and patients that could ultimately use approved therapies.
Raphael Pharmaceutical is incorporated in the United States but its operating substance is tied to Israel through...
The company’s strategy is to advance research-stage pharmaceutical candidates through sponsored collaborations, with...
The company depends on research output to create candidate assets and IP.
Joint ownership and royalty rights are central to future value creation.
The company does not intend to build an in-house manufacturing platform.
Raphael Pharmaceutical faces the typical risks of a pre-revenue drug developer: clinical, regulatory, and financing...
The company has not generated revenue and states current cash may be insufficient.
Drug candidates may fail in preclinical or clinical testing or not obtain approval.
Key development work is performed under sponsored research arrangements.
Commercial sales may require royalty payments and joint ownership arrangements.
Programs involving CBD oil and cannabis strains can face changing legal regimes.
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: 29/04/2026