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Operating Cash Flow-113.20 M USD-70.76 M USD-33.46 M USD-27.57 M USD-42.10 M USD-42.20 M USD-40.78 M USD-51.49 M USD-43.78 M USD-51.98 M USD-59.55 M USD-28.24 M USD
Depreciation & Amortization350000 USD318000 USD311000 USD318000 USD326000 USD155000 USD263000 USD261000 USD188000 USD212000 USD70000 USD16000 USD
Stock-Based Compensation7.00 M USD8.80 M USD7.62 M USD6.62 M USD5.47 M USD2.16 M USD5.50 M USD9.63 M USD8.30 M USD10.11 M USD8.58 M USD1.55 M USD
Capital Expenditures91000 USD515000 USD164000 USD100000 USD333000 USD62000 USD764000 USD108000 USD55000 USD660000 USD595000 USD58000 USD
Cash Flow from Investing100.31 M USD-85.39 M USD33.35 M USD-90.96 M USD24.17 M USD17.09 M USD25.26 M USD-6.87 M USD35.65 M USD51.45 M USD-92.12 M USD-57.31 M USD
Cash Flow from Financing65.09 M USD161.88 M USD30000 USD75.26 M USD19.89 M USD93.59 M USD-5.26 M USD66.91 M USD16.56 M USD-2.71 M USD129.16 M USD108.14 M USD
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Free Cash Flow-113.29 M USD-71.28 M USD-33.62 M USD-27.67 M USD-42.44 M USD-42.26 M USD-41.55 M USD-51.59 M USD-43.84 M USD-52.63 M USD-60.15 M USD-28.30 M USD

Larimar Therapeutics Inc. is a clinical-stage biotechnology company focused on developing treatments for complex rare diseases using its proprietary cell-penetrating peptide technology platform. This platform enables intracellular delivery of missing proteins to address devastating conditions with limited or no available therapies. The company's lead product candidate, nomlabofusp, is in Phase 2 clinical trials, including ongoing long-term open-label and open-label extension studies, for Friedreich’s ataxia, a rare, progressive genetic disease caused by frataxin deficiency. Nomlabofusp aims to restore frataxin protein levels, with data showing increases in skin frataxin concentrations and directional improvements in clinical measures. Larimar Therapeutics Inc. is advancing nomlabofusp toward potential regulatory submissions and also plans to apply its platform to other rare diseases involving intracellular protein deficiencies. Headquartered in Bala Cynwyd, Pennsylvania, the company plays a key role in the rare disease biotechnology sector by targeting unmet needs in mitochondrial and genetic disorders.