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Late-Stage Biopharma · Cranford, NJ · May 2026
NASDAQ CTXR Citius Pharmaceuticals, Inc.

They just launched their first FDA-approved drug. Wall Street hasn't caught up yet.

Citius Pharma went from no revenue to $5.6 million in four months at roughly 80% gross margins — and the stock currently trades at a market value of about $11 million. Two more late-stage drugs are in the pipeline.

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HQ Cranford, NJ LAUNCH LYMPHIR · Dec 2025 PIPELINE 3 Late-Stage

Three things to know before you look at the chart.

  1. 01 One FDA-approved drug, now actually generating money. Citius launched LYMPHIR in December 2025 — an immunotherapy for adults with relapsed or refractory cutaneous T-cell lymphoma, a rare cancer. In the first four months of sales, the company brought in $5.6 million in revenue at roughly 80% gross margins, with insurance coverage now in place for nearly all U.S. commercial patients.
  2. 02 Two more drugs are deep in the pipeline. Mino-Lok targets life-threatening bloodstream infections in cancer patients with catheters — a market the company estimates at $1.8 billion worldwide. Halo-Lido is a prescription hemorrhoid treatment combining a steroid and a numbing agent. Both are in late-stage development.
  3. 03 The company is valued at about $11 million. That's the entire publicly-traded market value — for a company with an FDA-approved drug already selling, two more late-stage programs, a 75% ownership stake in NASDAQ-listed Citius Oncology (CTOR), and founders who've personally invested $26.5 million of their own money. That gap between current value and pipeline potential is the entire story — and the entire risk.
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CTXR is a small-cap biotech. The company's most recent SEC filings include a "going concern" disclosure — meaning management has explicitly raised doubt about its ability to continue operating beyond November 2026 without additional financing. The company had $4.6M cash on hand at March 31, 2026 and reported a $37.5M loss for the half-year. Additional stock issuances to raise capital will likely dilute existing shareholders. This stock can lose substantial value, including 100% of its value.

Three drugs. Three different markets.

LYMPHIR™
FDA Approved · Selling
For adults with relapsed or refractory Stage I–III cutaneous T-cell lymphoma — a rare type of blood cancer.
Launched December 2025. $5.6M in net revenue in the first four months at ~80% gross margins. Payer coverage near 100% of U.S. commercial lives; 83% of target oncology accounts on formulary or in active review. Sold through majority-owned subsidiary Citius Oncology (NASDAQ: CTOR).
Mgmt. Initial Market Estimate $400M+ (growing)
Mino-Lok®
Late-Stage Trial Complete
For catheter-related bloodstream infections in cancer patients — life-threatening complications that often force removal of the catheter and disruption of treatment.
Designed to save the catheter and clear the infection without surgery. Phase 3 trial completed. The company is preparing regulatory next steps; FDA approval is not guaranteed and timing is uncertain.
Company-Estimated Worldwide Potential $1.8B
Halo-Lido
Phase 2b
A topical prescription combining a corticosteroid (to reduce inflammation) and lidocaine (to numb pain) for hemorrhoid symptoms.
Targets a condition affecting an estimated 10 million Americans where there is currently no FDA-approved prescription option that combines both anti-inflammatory and pain-relief effects.
Indication Affects ~10M Americans

The risk and the reward, in one frame.

Current Market Value
~$11M
vs
Pipeline Market Potential
$2B+
This gap is the entire story — and the entire risk. The $2B+ figure combines management's $400M+ estimate for LYMPHIR's initial market with the company's $1.8B estimate for Mino-Lok's worldwide potential. These are total addressable markets, not revenue projections. Capturing any meaningful share takes years, additional capital, and execution that may not happen. The market cap reflects that uncertainty — and the company's going-concern disclosure.

The whole picture, in one frame.

$5.6M
First 4 Months of LYMPHIR Sales
~80%
LYMPHIR Gross Margin
~100%
U.S. Commercial Payer Coverage
3
Late-Stage Pipeline Programs
$26.5M
Founders' Personal Investment
~$11M
Current Market Capitalization
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