Janux Therapeutics price target lowered to $41 from $62 at Scotiabank
Scotiabank lowered the firm's price target on Janux Therapeutics (JANX) to $41 from $62 and keeps a Sector Perform rating on the shares. While the dose-escalation results for the company's ongoing Phase 1 trial of JANX007 look promising, the firm does not believe all benchmarks required for establishing a competitive edge and potential pharma acquisition have been achieved, the analyst tells investors. The firm is lowering its price target to reflect a more muted outlook on JANX007 potential.
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