Goldman Small Cap Research Publishes New Research Report on Regen BioPharma, Inc.

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Regen BioPharma (OTCPK:RGBP) has received coverage from Goldman Small Cap Research, highlighting the company's transition from preclinical to clinical stage. The company's lead candidate, HemaXellerate, has received FDA clearance for Phase I clinical trials, targeting severe aplastic anemia in chemotherapy patients - a $1 billion market opportunity.

The company's innovative stem cell-derived therapy aims to address limitations of current treatments, which require matched donors and risk graft-versus-host disease. With 11 patents awarded and 17 pending, Regen's pipeline includes multiple development pathways. The company is positioned for potential Orphan Drug Designation, which could significantly impact its market valuation.

Positive

• FDA-cleared IND for Phase I trials of HemaXellerate
• Strong intellectual property portfolio with 11 patents awarded and 17 pending
• Targeting $1 billion market opportunity in severe aplastic anemia treatment
• Potential for Orphan Drug Designation

Negative

• Still in early stages with no clinical trial data yet
• Currently trading as a penny stock on OTCPK market

Company Set to Make Migration from Preclinical to Clinical Stage

BALTIMORE, MD / ACCESS Newswire / July 17, 2025 / Goldman Small Cap Research, a stock market research firm specializing in the small cap and microcap sectors, announced today that it has published a new research report on Regen BioPharma, Inc. (OTCPK:RGBP), a developer of innovative treatments using autologous cell therapies, RNA and DNA-based immunotherapy and small molecules in the immune-oncology segment. The Goldman report carries a price target. To view and download the new research report, along with disclosures and disclaimers, please visit: https://goldmansmallcapresearch.com/opportunity-research/regen-phase-i/.

Regen BioPharma, Inc. is focused on developing innovative treatments using autologous cell therapies, RNA and DNA-based immunotherapy and small molecules in the immune-oncology segment. The Company seeks to rapidly advance novel technologies through pre-clinical and Phase I/II clinical trials. The Company has an FDA-cleared IND for its Phase I clinical trial candidate HemaXellerate, an innovative stem cell-derived therapy.

In the Opportunity Research report, analyst Rob Goldman reviews this undervalued and underfollowed innovator including upcoming milestones and events, deep pipeline, and valuation drivers.

Migration from Preclinical to Clinical Status

Goldman commented, "Regen is on the cusp of making a major leap from the preclinical biopharma stage to a clinical stage biopharma, which typically serves as core industry valuation driver. The Company's lead candidate, HemaXellerate, is an innovative stem cell-derived therapy and the Company plans to launch a Phase I clinical trial in the coming months. HemaXellerate's primary indication is to treat chemotherapy patients who have developed a potentially terminal side effect, severe aplastic anemia. The only approved therapy is a costly stem cell transplant, which needs a matched donor and can lead to graft-versus-host disease. Still, the Regen therapy represents $1 billion in market size. "

Multiple, Enviable Development Pathways

"Regen could be awarded an Orphan Drug Designation (ODD) for this product, which would be a major coup for the Company," noted Goldman. "Regen is also evaluating expanded applications for this groundbreaking therapy. With two other filed INDs and a deep pipeline Regen is no one-trick pony. The Company has been awarded 11 patents with 17 patents pending."

Upcoming Events Poised to Raise Profile and Valuation

"We believe that these shares are undervalued based on the IP alone. When taking into account Regen's migration to the clinical stage, this status becomes even more pronounced, given the typical market cap assigned to its peers. Our price target reflects a meaningful discount to the typical market caps enjoyed by active Phase I clinical trial peers. However, if the drug is awarded Orphan Drug Designation, our target could prove to be conservative," concluded Goldman.

About Goldman Small Cap Research: Founded in 2009 by former Piper Jaffray analyst and mutual fund manager Rob Goldman, Goldman Small Cap Research produces sponsored and non-sponsored small cap and microcap stock research reports, articles, stock market blogs, and popular investment newsletters.

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This press release contains excerpts of our most recently published company report on Regen BioPharma, Inc. ("The Company"). The information used and statements of fact made have been obtained from sources considered reliable but we neither guarantee nor represent the completeness or accuracy. Goldman Small Cap Research relied solely upon information derived from Regen BioPharma, Inc. The information includes authorized press releases or legal disclosures made in their filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission http://www.sec.gov.

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Goldman Small Cap Research

Rob Goldman, Analyst
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SOURCE: Goldman Small Cap Research

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FAQ

What is Regen BioPharma's (RGBP) lead drug candidate?

Regen BioPharma's lead candidate is HemaXellerate, an innovative stem cell-derived therapy that has received FDA clearance for Phase I clinical trials to treat severe aplastic anemia in chemotherapy patients.

How many patents does Regen BioPharma (RGBP) currently hold?

Regen BioPharma currently holds 11 awarded patents and has 17 patents pending, demonstrating strong intellectual property protection.

What is the market opportunity for Regen BioPharma's (RGBP) HemaXellerate treatment?

The market opportunity for HemaXellerate in treating severe aplastic anemia is estimated at $1 billion.

What advantages does HemaXellerate offer over current treatments for severe aplastic anemia?

HemaXellerate offers potential advantages over current stem cell transplant treatments, which require matched donors and can cause graft-versus-host disease.

What is the current development stage of Regen BioPharma (RGBP)?

Regen BioPharma is transitioning from preclinical to clinical stage, with an FDA-cleared IND for Phase I clinical trials of HemaXellerate.