Circio Holding ASA

Research Circio Holding ASA (CRNA) on Bullrun: market cap NOK 2.19B. Explore financials, valuation history, model signals, and stock context.

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Valuation Snapshot

latest market cap is NOK 2.19B.

Five-year financial history

YearRevenueNet incomeFree cash flowGross marginDiluted EPSCashTotal debtEquity
FY2025NOK 0-NOK 45.91M-NOK 45.82Mn/a-0.43NOK 6.04MNOK 8.37M-NOK 12.49M
FY2024NOK 0NOK 57.52M-NOK 40.72Mn/a2.7NOK 18.21MNOK 17.36M-NOK 12.51M
FY2023NOK 123.00K-NOK 112.94M-NOK 89.39Mn/a-16.12NOK 21.90MNOK 110.43M-NOK 98.54M
FY2022NOK 10.00M-NOK 432.90M-NOK 113.80Mn/a-2.23NOK 62.97MNOK 63.42MNOK 2.57M
FY2021NOK 0-NOK 97.97M-NOK 85.40Mn/a-1.1NOK 181.68MNOK 57.07MNOK 417.73M

Valuation history

YearSnapshot dateMarket capP/EDividend yieldAnnual dividend/share
20262026-08-24NOK 2.19Bn/an/an/a

About Circio Holding ASA

Circio Holding ASA, a biotechnology company, develops novel circular RNA expression technology for gene and cell therapy. The company is developing TG01, a cancer vaccine targeting driver mutations, which is in three clinical trials for multiple myeloma, and pancreatic and lung cancer; and circVec circRNA vector platform, a modular genetic cassette for biogenesis of multifunctional circRNAs in human cells. It has a research collaboration with United Immunity Co., Ltd.

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What is Circio Holding ASA's market cap?

Circio Holding ASA's market capitalization is NOK 2.19B.

What does Circio Holding ASA do?

Circio Holding ASA, a biotechnology company, develops novel circular RNA expression technology for gene and cell therapy. The company is developing TG01, a cancer vaccine targeting driver mutations, which is in three clinical trials for multiple myeloma, and pancreatic and lung cancer; and circVec circRNA vector platform, a modular genetic cassette for biogenesis of multifunctional circRNAs in human cells. It has a research collaboration with United Immunity Co., Ltd. for the development of vivo CAR-Macrophage (CAR-M) therapy; and Suzhou GenAssist Therapeutics Co., Ltd.