Mesoblast

Mesoblast

Mesoblast (MESO) is a clinical-stage biotechnology company focused on allogeneic cellular medicines derived from mesenchymal lineage cells. The company develops off-the-shelf cell therapies intended to modulate inflammation and support tissue repair across several therapeutic areas, including inflammatory disorders and cardiovascular disease. As a clinical-stage company, Mesoblast’s value is driven largely by trial progress, regulatory outcomes, and potential commercial partnerships rather than steady revenues. That profile brings substantial upside if late-stage trials and approvals succeed, but also meaningful risks: clinical setbacks, regulatory delays, lengthy commercialisation timelines, and financing needs are common in this sector. Investors should weigh Mesoblast’s scientific approach and pipeline progress against those risks, and consider how it fits their risk tolerance and investment time horizon. This information is educational and not personalised financial advice; investors may wish to consult a qualified adviser before making decisions.

Stock Performance Snapshot

Buy

Analyst Rating

Analysts recommend buying Mesoblast's stock with a target price of $22.50, indicating good growth potential.

Above Average

Financial Health

Mesoblast is generating solid revenue and cash flow, indicating good financial health and growth potential.

Source: Analyst sentiment is provided by Refinitiv Ltd, a global leader in financial market data with over 40k business clients. Refinitiv Ltd is an independent third party to Nemo. This is not advice.

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Published: September 19, 2025

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MASH Biotech Stocks: What's Next After Roche Deal

MASH Biotech Stocks: What's Next After Roche Deal

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Published: September 18, 2025

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Why You’ll Want to Watch This Stock

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Innovative cell therapies

Mesoblast’s allogeneic approach aims to offer off-the-shelf treatments that modulate inflammation, though clinical success is uncertain and timelines can be long.

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Milestones drive value

Regulatory decisions and late-stage trial results tend to move the stock; this can create strong movement both up and down.

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Commercial and funding risk

Potential partnerships could support commercialisation, but the company may also need further capital β€” a common risk for clinical-stage biotechs.

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