What were the revenue, net loss, and cash burn figures for the quarter, and how do they compare to the same quarter last year? | ACLX (Aug 07, 2025) | Candlesense

What were the revenue, net loss, and cash burn figures for the quarter, and how do they compare to the same quarter last year?

Answer – Revenue, Net Loss, and Cash‑Burn for Q2 2025 (and comparison to Q2 2024)

Based on the excerpt you supplied from the Business Wire release titled “Arcellx Provides Second Quarter 2025 Financial Results and Business Highlights,” the specific monetary figures for:

Metric Q2 2025 (ended June 30 2025) Q2 2024 (same quarter last year) Year‑over‑Year Change
Revenue not disclosed in the provided text not disclosed in the provided text –
Net loss not disclosed in the provided text not disclosed in the provided text –
Cash burn (cash used in operations) not disclosed in the provided text not disclosed in the provided text –

Explanation

  • The excerpt you shared contains the opening paragraph of the press release (company description, study update, and a partial sentence that cuts off after “
potential to be a life‑changing therapy for mu”).
  • None of the typical financial‑results tables or narrative paragraphs that normally follow the opening paragraph—where revenue, net loss, and cash‑burn numbers are presented—are included in the snippet.
  • Because the necessary quantitative details are absent, we cannot extract or infer the exact figures or the year‑over‑year differences.

What to do next

  1. Locate the full press release – The complete Business Wire announcement will contain a “Financial Highlights” section (often a table) that lists:

    • Total revenue (or “Revenue”) for the quarter
    • Net loss (or “Net loss attributable to shareholders”) for the quarter
    • Cash used in operating activities (commonly described as “cash burn”) for the quarter
  2. Check the company’s investor‑relations website – Arcellx (NASDAQ: ACLX) posts quarterly earnings releases and accompanying slide decks (often titled “Q2 2025 Financial Results”) that provide the exact numbers and a commentary on how they compare with Q2 2024.

  3. If you need a quick snapshot – You can also consult third‑party financial data platforms (e.g., Bloomberg, Yahoo Finance, Refinitiv) that aggregate quarterly earnings data for listed companies and will show the year‑over‑year changes.

Bottom line: The provided news excerpt does not contain the revenue, net‑loss, or cash‑burn figures for Q2 2025, nor the comparative numbers for Q2 2024. Access to the full earnings release is required to answer the question accurately.

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