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Kailera Therapeutics, Inc.
Kailera Therapeutics, Inc. is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company based in the US that specializes in developing therapies for obesity and related conditions. Founded in 2024 and headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, the company currently employs 145 employees. The product pipeline consists of various…
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1D
-3.9%
1W
-3.1%
1M
-11.4%
6M
-56.7%
YTD
–
1Y
–
2Y
–
5Y
–
10Y
–
Next earnings date
04/11/2026 (in 18 days)
Volatility around earnings
Not enough history for an assessment
PRICE TARGET LOW
US$36.00
CONSENSUS
US$42.00
MEDIAN
US$42.00
PRICE TARGET HIGH
US$48.00
No current analyst ratings available.
P/E
-6.39
P/B
1.03
EV/EBITDA
-6.84
RETURN ON EQUITY
-10.0%
NET MARGIN
0.0%
DEBT/EQUITY
0.01
DIVIDEND YIELD
0.0%
AS OF
30/06/2026
FREE FLOAT
68.9%
FLOAT SHARES
89,386,334
AVG. DAILY VOLUME (30D)
1,340,773
Renaud Ronald C JR
Kailera Therapeutics, Inc. is a company in the Healthcare sector, Biotechnology industry, headquartered in United States.
The CEO is Ronald C. Renaud Jr., the company employs around 145 people.
The IPO was on 17/04/2026; the stock trades on NASDAQ under the ticker KLRA.
The average price target is US$42.00, ranging from US$36.00 to US$48.00, with a median of US$42.00.
This is an external assessment, not a statement by Market Jury.
The next earnings date is 04/11/2026.
No, Kailera Therapeutics currently does not pay a dividend.
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