Anirvan Ghosh, Unity CEO (via Facebook)

Uni­ty finds it­self with a fi­nite amount of cash as new da­ta pro­vide a ray of hope for in­vestors

It has not been an easy road for the an­ti-ag­ing start­up Uni­ty Biotech­nol­o­gy. From staff cuts to a lead pro­gram loss, the com­pa­ny has run in­to sev­er­al ob­sta­cles on its jour­ney, but their lat­est news points to both the per­ils and po­ten­tial ahead.

In the biotech’s Q2 re­sults on Fri­day, the com­pa­ny re­vealed it has on­ly enough cash to fund its op­er­a­tions through the first quar­ter of next year, with post­ed re­sults show­ing that Uni­ty had $64.5 mil­lion in cash and mar­ket se­cu­ri­ties at the end of the quar­ter. This is com­pared to the $79.2 mil­lion the biotech had at the end of March. The com­pa­ny al­so had an op­er­at­ing loss of $12.3 mil­lion for the quar­ter as well.

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