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A handful of healthcare names did the heavy lifting this week, driven by FDA wins, guideline upgrades, and big shifts in sales and cashflow. The flip side: several clinical-stage stocks fell hard as investors stayed picky about near-term proof and funding.

Mesoblast Limited reported a 60% jump in Ryoncil sales to US$35 million for the December quarter, alongside securing a US$125 million credit facility that enhances its financial flexibility and supports ongoing clinical development.

A small-cap healthcare rally had a clear centre: distribution deals, US regulatory steps, and big cheques. Osteopore, Echo IQ and Anteris led the week, while a handful of names slipped despite solid operational updates.

Mesoblast has received encouraging feedback from the FDA on its cell therapy rexlemestrocel-L, showing meaningful pain relief and potential opioid use reduction in chronic low back pain patients. The company’s ongoing Phase 3 trial aims to confirm these benefits and advance regulatory approval.

Mesoblast Limited reports a 60% jump in Ryoncil sales for the December quarter, underpinned by a new $125 million financing facility that strengthens its balance sheet and strategic flexibility.

Mesoblast has refinanced its senior debt with a new US$125 million, five-year credit facility that lowers borrowing costs and preserves key assets, positioning the company for strategic growth.

An independent meta-analysis presented at the ASH Annual Meeting reveals Mesoblast’s remestemcel-L achieves superior remission rates and safety outcomes compared to ruxolitinib in treating steroid-refractory acute graft-versus-host disease.

Mesoblast Limited forecasts a significant jump in quarterly revenue, driven by strong sales of its FDA-approved cell therapy Ryoncil. The company’s latest update highlights robust growth and ongoing expansion in inflammatory disease treatments.

Mesoblast has achieved a landmark FDA approval for RYONCIL, the first allogeneic mesenchymal stromal cell therapy, driving strong commercial momentum and advancing a robust pipeline targeting inflammatory diseases.

Mesoblast is set to meet the FDA in December to discuss compelling Phase 3 data showing its cell therapy rexlemestrocel-L may significantly reduce opioid use in chronic low back pain patients. This meeting could mark a pivotal step in addressing the US opioid crisis through innovative regenerative medicine.

Mesoblast Limited reports a 69% jump in net revenues from its pioneering cell therapy Ryoncil in Q1 FY2026, propelled by expanded physician adoption and new reimbursement pathways. The company also secures convertible note funding and plans pivotal adult trials.

Mesoblast Limited reports a robust 66% increase in Ryoncil revenues for Q2 2025, driven by strong market adoption and new Medicare reimbursement codes.