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Kiora Pharmaceuticals, Inc

Kiora Pharmaceuticals Inc. is a U.S.-based specialty clinical-stage ophthalmology company developing small-molecule therapies for retinal and inflammatory eye diseases. Its pipeline centers on KIO-301, KIO-104 and KIO-101, with the company still in development mode and reliant on external financing and partnering to advance programs toward commercialization.

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Liikevoitto (EBIT)−12,8milj. USD
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Tilikausi 2025 · muutos edellisvuodesta

Kehitys 2020–2025

−20−1001020milj. USD2020: 0,01 milj. USD2020: EBIT −6,9 milj. USD20202021: 0,00 milj. USD2021: EBIT −17 milj. USD20212022: EBIT −12 milj. USD20222023: 0,00 milj. USD2023: EBIT −13 milj. USD20232024: 16 milj. USD2024: EBIT 4,5 milj. USD20242025: 0,00 milj. USD2025: EBIT −13 milj. USD20250,00−13
LiikevaihtoLiikevoitto (EBIT)

Liiketoiminta

Osuus liikevaihdosta
KIO-30110 %

A vision-restoring small molecule photoswitch being developed for late-stage retinal degenerative diseases.

KIO-10420 %

An intravitreal DHODH inhibitor in clinical development for retinal inflammatory diseases.

KIO-1015 %

A topical eye-drop formulation of the KIO-104 molecule being positioned for partnership.

Collaboration and licensing revenue65 %

Upfront and milestone-related revenue from partnering agreements such as the TOI license.

Asiakkaat

Kiora does not sell commercial products broadly today; its current counterparties are pharmaceutical partners, clinical investigators, and eventually ophthalmologists and specialty eye-care providers if products are approved. The company’s near-term economic model depends on licensing and collaboration partners, while the eventual end users are patients with rare or inflammatory retinal diseases treated through specialist channels.

Pharmaceutical licensing partners

Buy rights to KIO-301/KIO-101 or other assets to fund development and access the science.

Clinical trial ecosystem

Investigators, hospitals and research centers that enroll patients and generate clinical data.

Retina specialists

Would prescribe KIO-301 if approved for inherited retinal degeneration.

Uveitis and inflammatory eye disease specialists

Would use KIO-104 for retinal inflammatory indications if approved.

Patients with rare ophthalmic diseases

End users of the therapies, especially those with limited treatment options.

Strategia

Kiora’s strategy is to advance a small number of ophthalmology assets through clinical proof-of-concept while using partnerships to reduce capital intensity. The company is also prioritizing financing flexibility, since continued development depends on equity, debt, grants and collaboration proceeds.

Advance KIO-301 clinical developmentKeskipitkä aikaväli

KIO-301 is the most differentiated asset and could address unmet need in inherited retinal disease.

Enroll and generate data for KIO-104Lyhyt aikaväli

Clinical validation in retinal inflammation is needed to support partnering or future commercialization.

Partner KIO-101Lyhyt aikaväli

The company has paused internal development and wants a partner to fund further work.

Secure additional financingLyhyt aikaväli

The company needs capital to continue operations and avoid delaying or terminating programs.

Maantiede

Kiora is headquartered in the United States and its development programs are intended for major regulated markets including the U.S., Europe and other large regions. The company’s geography is therefore driven less by current sales footprint and more by where it can run clinical trials, secure regulatory approval, and sign partnering agreements.

Riskit

Kiora is a development-stage biotech with no meaningful commercial revenue, so its business depends on successful clinical outcomes, regulatory approvals and access to capital. The main risks are funding shortfalls, trial or regulatory setbacks, and the possibility that partnering terms force the company to give up economics or control over key assets.

Järjestetty vakavuuden mukaan
Financing riskKorkea

The company needs additional capital to fund operations and development, and may not obtain it on acceptable terms.

KohdistuuEquityDebtGrantsCollaboration proceeds
Clinical development failureKorkea

Pipeline value depends on positive efficacy and safety data in small, specialized ophthalmic indications.

KohdistuuKIO-301KIO-104KIO-101
Regulatory approval riskKorkea

Even promising data may not translate into approvable endpoints or market authorization.

KohdistuuU.SEuropeOther major regions
Going-concern and burn-rate riskKorkea

The company has a history of losses and negative cash flows, increasing sensitivity to spending changes.

Kohdistuu: Operating expenses and runway

Partnering / dilution of economicsKeskitaso

To raise funds, Kiora may need to license assets on terms that reduce future upside.

KohdistuuKIO-301 outside partnered territoryKIO-101KIO-104

Kirjanpito

Harkinnanvaraiset erät
Collaboration revenue recognition

The January 2024 TOI agreement generated $16 million of collaboration revenue from an upfront payment.

Vaikutus: Revenue timing can be lumpy and driven by contract terms rather than product sales

Clinical trial accruals and R&D estimates

Trial costs are accrued based on progress, patient enrollment and vendor invoices that may arrive later.

Vaikutus: Quarterly operating expense volatility

Going-concern assessment

The company discloses dependence on future financing and uncertainty around continued operations.

Vaikutus: Material for liquidity and valuation analysis

Stock-based compensation

As a development-stage biotech, equity awards can be an important part of employee compensation.

Vaikutus: Affects operating loss and non-cash expense

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Päivitetty: 24.9.2026