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Featured in “Three Gene-Editing Stocks to Own Before Biotech's Fall 2026 Catalyst Wave”
CRISPR Therapeutics already made history with Casgevy, the first approved CRISPR therapy, and is pushing deeper into in-vivo editing and oncology. In a catalyst-dense autumn, the pioneer with an approved product and the broadest pipeline is where generalist money re-enters gene editing first.
The catalyst: The back half of 2026 is one of the most catalyst-dense stretches biotech has seen in years. The ESMO oncology congress and the ASH hematology meeting both land in the autumn, and the FDA's decision calendar is stacked — including a closely watched November 14 PDUFA date for ivonescimab in lung cancer. Clusters like this drive sector-wide risk-on, and capital flows first to the platforms with the deepest pipelines and clearest readouts. These three sit at the center of genetic medicine.
Market Cap
$5B
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Revenue Growth
+350.0%
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Listed on the NASDAQ, CRISPR Therapeutics operates as a small-cap player in the biotech sector, offering investors focused access to biotech and genomics growth drivers. Pioneer of CRISPR gene-editing therapy with first approved treatment for sickle cell disease. With a $5B market capitalization and no current profitability, the business is characterized by exceptional revenue growth, reporting +350% revenue change year-over-year.
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