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Jul 15, 2026Financing

Q32 Bio prices $200 million stock offering, cites SIGNAL-AA Part B data

The company priced 6,027,399 shares plus pre-funded warrants at $18.25 per share, alongside 36-week topline alopecia areata results from bempikibart.

Q32 Bio Inc. priced a public offering dated July 14, 2026, consisting of 6,027,399 shares of common stock and pre-funded warrants to purchase up to 4,931,506 shares of common stock.1 The per share purchase price of the common stock is $18.25.1 The underwriters were Morgan Stanley, Jefferies, Cantor, and Oppenheimer & Co. as joint book-running managers, with H.C. Wainwright & Co. as lead manager.1 The company also granted the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional 1,643,835 shares at the public offering price, less underwriting discounts.1

Q32 Bio estimated net proceeds of approximately $187.59 million, or approximately $215.79 million if the underwriters exercise their option in full.1 The company intends to use proceeds together with existing cash for working capital, including research, clinical development and commercialization efforts supporting bempikibart's advancement into future clinical trials.1

The filing also disclosed 36-week topline results from Part B of the SIGNAL-AA trial. In Part B, bempikibart was evaluated in 33 patients with severe or very severe alopecia areata, with baseline SALT scores of 50-100 and a maximum duration of current episode of four years.1 At Week 36, the company reported a mean percent reduction in SALT score from baseline of 35.3% in the modified intent-to-treat analysis.1 40.0% of patients in the mITT analysis and 30.3% in the intent-to-treat analysis achieved a SALT-20 response.1 Bempikibart was observed to have a generally well-tolerated safety profile in Part B, consistent with prior studies, with no new safety signals, and early signs of durability included one patient who achieved complete hair growth.1

Q32 Bio said it intends to advance bempikibart into a registration-directed program in the first half of 2027 and plans to share full Part B results at a future medical meeting.1 Separately, the company paid off the roughly $6.8 million remaining balance on its Silicon Valley Bank loan on June 24, 2026, terminating the agreement.1

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