FDA Gave Precigen (PGEN) a Monopoly in This Market and Competitors Are Running Out of Time
In this video, I break down Precigen (PGEN) and its first-mover advantage following the FDA approval and commercial launch of PAPZIMEOS for adults with RRP. I analyze competitive threats from INOVIO (INO), early adoption data, payer coverage, and why Precigen’s launch execution is unusually strong for a rare-disease biotech. Finally, I look at the financial runway, path to cash-flow break-even, and why PGEN stands out as a high-potential stock under $5 for investors watching upcoming catalysts.
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