GLOBAL RESEARCH ARCHIVE
Takeaways From Our West Coast NDR with Eupraxia
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Takeaways From Our West Coast NDR with Eupraxia
June 24, 2026
Valuation
We use a probability-adjusted discounted cash flow analysis to value EPRX shares. We
model cash flows out to 2035 and assume a discount rate of 12% with a 0% terminal growth
assumption. The estimated equity value is ~$1.5B, which includes cash. This leads us to a
12-month price target of $19/share. Our calculation includes estimated cash and shares
outstanding at end-1Q27E.
Risks
Eupraxia Pharmaceuticals is a clinical-stage company, and investment is subject to risk.
These risks include, but are not limited to:
Clinical trial risk: Clinical development is a risky enterprise that could result in a negative
outcome. Failure to demonstrate statistical and clinical significance or a compelling drug
efficacy/safety profile could lead to rejection of regulatory approval in new or expanded
indications.
Regulatory risk: As with any company, the main business of which is drug development and
commercialization, Eupraxia is subject to the very stringent regulatory requirements of the
FDA and other international regulatory agencies to have its new drugs or new indications
for them, approved. Promotion of its approved drug products is also stringently regulated
by the FDA and related agencies throughout the world.
Commercial/Competitive risk: There are a number of approved therapies in eosinophilic
esophagitis (EoE) and osteoarthritis of the knee (OAK). Competitors can add pressure,
limiting potential adoption of Eupraxia’s therapies pending approval. In addition, clinicians
may be reluctant to change prescribing practices due to personal clinical experience with
other therapies. Also, failure to execute commercially could diminish Eurpraxia’s market
potential.
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