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NASDAQ:ADAP 19 August 2025 - 16 October 2025

Adaptimmune (ADAP) Sees Wild Stock Surge Amid Cash Crunch – Biotech Turnaround or Last Gasp?

Adaptimmune (ADAP) Sees Wild Stock Surge Amid Cash Crunch – Biotech Turnaround or Last Gasp?

Adaptimmune Therapeutics shares surged 42% on October 8, 2025, after nearly doubling intraday on September 19, despite no major news and record trading volumes. The company sold its key T-cell therapy programs, including Tecelra, to US WorldMeds for $55 million upfront to pay off debt and avoid insolvency. Q2 net loss reached $30.3 million, with cash reserves at $26 million by mid-year. Analysts remain bearish, with no major buy ratings.
Adaptimmune Stock’s Wild 2025 Ride: Speculative Surge or True Biotech Comeback?

Adaptimmune Stock’s Wild 2025 Ride: Speculative Surge or True Biotech Comeback?

Adaptimmune shares jumped 52% on October 8, 2025, amid heavy speculative trading, but remain down about 75% year-over-year and trade near $0.20. The company sold its main T-cell therapy programs to US WorldMeds for $55 million upfront, cleared its debt, and now faces “substantial doubt” about its ability to continue. Analysts rate the stock as high risk, with no major firm recommending a Buy.
9 October 2025
Adaptimmune Therapeutics (ADAP) Stock Skyrockets 42% – Is This Biotech Turnaround for Real?

Adaptimmune Therapeutics (ADAP) Stock Skyrockets 42% – Is This Biotech Turnaround for Real?

Adaptimmune Therapeutics shares soared 42% to around $0.20 on Oct. 8, 2025, after weeks of extreme volatility and trading volumes topping 705 million shares. The company sold its four main cell therapy programs, including newly approved Tecelra, for $55 million upfront in July to pay off debt and cut its workforce by 62%. Weiss Ratings issued a rare “Sell (E+)” on Oct. 8. No new products have been announced this month.
8 October 2025
Biotech Breakthroughs, Pharma Power Moves & Health Shocks: News Roundup (Aug 18–19, 2025)

Biotech Breakthroughs, Pharma Power Moves & Health Shocks: News Roundup (Aug 18–19, 2025)

Genentech is ending its $2 billion cell therapy partnership with Adaptive Biotechnologies, citing cost-cutting but no safety issues. Kriya Therapeutics raised $313 million in Series D funding, one of the year’s largest biotech rounds. The FDA delayed Neurizon’s ALS drug trial review until October due to staffing shortages. Stealth BioTherapeutics has resubmitted its elamipretide application for Barth syndrome after two FDA rejections.
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