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Scinai Highlights New Funding and CDMO Growth Ahead of BIO International Convention 2025
Amir Reichman Amir Reichman

Scinai Highlights New Funding and CDMO Growth Ahead of BIO International Convention 2025

Scinai Highlights New Funding and CDMO Growth Ahead of BIO International Convention 2025.

CEO Amir Reichman to meet investors, pharma partners, and CDMO clients at global biotech conference

Recent SEPA Funding Enhances Operational Flexibility

Last week, Scinai raised $1.38 million in gross proceeds through drawdowns under its Standby Equity Purchase Agreement (SEPA) with Yorkville Advisors. The funding was executed at a volume-weighted average price of approximately $3.03 per ADS, reflecting a 3% discount to market, and was completed without any warrants, fees, or additional dilution mechanisms. The proceeds strengthen Scinai's balance sheet and provide additional capital to advance both its CDMO growth and R&D programs. The company is now accelerating supplier and partner engagements in order to advance its nanobody pipeline toward IND-enabling studies, while simultaneously working to expand CDMO capacity and marketing outreach.

CDMO Business Scales Rapidly; 2025 Revenue Expected to Reach $2M

Scinai's Q1 2025 financial results, released last month, showed rapid growth in CDMO revenues, nearly matching full-year 2024 revenues in just the first quarter. Based on strong demand and capacity utilization, the company has issued 2025 revenue guidance of approximately $2 million. Scinai currently anticipates its CDMO unit will reach breakeven by end of 2026, with long-term revenue potential of $12 million annually under a single production shift, scalable further with additional shifts.

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