Talphera Hits Midpoint in CRRT Study, Raises $4.1M as Enrollment Accelerates

  • Talphera reached 50% enrollment (35/70 patients) in its NEPHRO CRRT clinical study, with all 12 sites now active.
  • Closed $4.1M third tranche of private placement financing upon hitting enrollment milestone.
  • Cash and investments stood at $20.4M as of December 31, 2025.
  • 2026 guidance projects $17M–$18M in operating expenses, up from $13M in 2025, driven by CRRT study costs.

Talphera's progress in the NEPHRO CRRT study positions it to address a critical unmet need in anticoagulation for renal replacement therapy. The Breakthrough Device Designation could expedite regulatory review, but the company faces execution risks as it scales enrollment and prepares for a potential PMA filing. With $20.4M in cash, Talphera has runway to advance its lead candidate, though rising expenses signal the need for additional financing in 2026.

Clinical Execution
Whether Talphera can maintain accelerated enrollment pace to complete the study by year-end 2026.
Regulatory Pathway
How the Breakthrough Device Designation will influence FDA review timelines for Niyad.
Financial Runway
The pace at which Talphera burns through its $20.4M cash position amid rising R&D and SG&A expenses.