Recent 8-K filings for SION
Highest-materiality recent filing
Sionna Therapeutics FY2024 net loss $61.7M; cash $168M plus $199.6M IPO net proceeds extend runway into 2028
- Net loss Q4 2024 $15.8M, full year $61.7M vs $47.3M in 2023; R&D spend $57.3M.
- Cash, equivalents and marketable securities $168.0M as of Dec 2024; excluding $199.6M net IPO proceeds from February 2025.
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Sionna Therapeutics annual meeting results: all director nominees elected, auditor ratified
Four Class II directors elected: H. Edward Fleming, Marcella Kuhlman Ruddy, Peter A. Thompson, Joanne Louise Viney.
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Sionna Therapeutics Q1 net loss $26.8M; Phase 2a enrollment completed for SION-719
Net loss of $26.8M for Q1 2026, compared to $16.5M in Q1 2025.
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Sionna Therapeutics Q4 2025 net loss $20.4M; cash $310.3M funds into 2028
Net loss $20.4M (Q4) and $75.3M (FY 2025) vs $15.8M and $61.7M in 2024.
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Sionna Q3 net loss $20.3M; starts Phase 2a trial for SION-719; cash runway into 2028
Net loss of $20.3M in Q3 2025 versus $25.4M in Q3 2024; R&D expenses fell to $16.0M from $24.6M due to prior year license charge.
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Sionna Therapeutics Q2 net loss $18.1M; positive Phase 1 data for NBD1 stabilizers
Net loss $18.1M in Q2 2025 vs $8.6M in Q2 2024; R&D expenses $15.4M.
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Sionna Therapeutics annual meeting elects three Class I directors, ratifies auditor
Shareholders elected Joshua Resnick, Bruce Booth, and Lucian Iancovici as Class I directors, each with over 42 million votes for.
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Both SION-719 and SION-451 were generally well tolerated with no serious adverse events or discontinuations.
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Net loss of $16.5M for Q1 2025, up from $11.8M in Q1 2024; R&D expenses $13.7M vs $10.2M.
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Net loss Q4 2024 $15.8M, full year $61.7M vs $47.3M in 2023; R&D spend $57.3M.
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Sionna adopts amended charter/bylaws with IPO completion; eliminates written consent
Amended charter authorizes 500M common shares and 10M undesignated preferred shares; prior preferred series removed.
Earnings & guidance
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