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HOOKIPA Pharma Sells Immuno-Oncology Assets to NeoTrail
HOOKIPA Pharma announced the sale of its immuno-oncology related assets, consisting primarily of the HB-200 and HB-700 development programs, to NeoTrail Therapeutics. The purchase price remains undisclosed. The asset purchase agreement was signed on January 28, 2026, and the transaction is expected to close in the second quarter of 2026, subject to the satisfaction of customary closing conditions.
Hooker Furnishings Reports Q3 Revenue of $70.7M, Implements New Share Repurchase Plan
Reports Q3 revenue $70.7M vs. $82.7M last year. "Over the past two years, we've executed bold, disciplined actions to reposition Hooker Furnishings as a focused, higher-margin, design-led company by exiting low-margin, tariff-sensitive categories and doubling down on our strongest brands," said Jeremy Hoff, CEO "Amid one of the most persistent industry downturns, we've implemented a multi-phase cost-reduction program that achieved approximately $25-$26.5 million in annualized savings, putting us on a track toward profitability even as industry challenges continue. With our strengthened balance sheet and $63.8 million available borrowing capacity at quarter-end, we're enhancing shareholder returns through a new share repurchase authorization and a recalibrated dividend that preserves near-term flexibility while driving long-term shareholder value. This decision also considers direct feedback from shareholders on the dividend and our broader capital allocation approach. We delivered modest sales and margin improvements this quarter in Hooker Branded and Domestic Upholstery and are encouraged by commitments to our new Margaritaville licensed collection at the recent Fall High Point Market. Margaritaville represents a significant organic growth opportunity, supported by the immersive 14,000-square-foot showroom experience we debuted at Market and the 55 committed retail galleries across the U.S., which reflect retailer and dealer commitments to build dedicated Margaritaville spaces in their stores. The excitement for this launch and the initial purchase commitments we have received are beyond historic levels for any Hooker product line. We believe this will drive meaningful incremental revenue across the business, especially moving into the second half of next year when we are fully in market without cannibalizing existing placements. We believe the launch of Margaritaville, together with the recently announced sale of Pulaski and Samuel Lawrence Furniture enables us to realign our portfolio around our strongest brands and position Hooker Furnishings to consistently drive future revenue growth. Additionally, we have reduced our overall cost structure by 25%, or $25 million over the past 18 months and are positioned to provide continued savings in fiscal 2027. Together with the major shift in our warehousing strategy, we have also been able to combat tariff exposure and better serve customers by allowing collections from our various suppliers to be mixable in single containers and providing 6-10-week fulfillment to our customers' door. We are more confident that Hooker now has the potential to shift from a cost reduction story to an organic growth story, and we see a clear path to profitable growth by focusing on our core expertise of better-to-best home furnishings."
Hooker Approves Share Repurchase Program Up to $5 Million
Hooker announced that its Board of Directors has authorized a new share repurchase program under which the Company may repurchase up to $5 million of its outstanding common shares.
Hookipa Pharma Finalizes Sale of HBV and HIV Assets to Gilead
HOOKIPA Pharma (HOOK) announced the completion of the sale of its assets related to HOOKIPA's HB-400 program and certain of its assets related to HOOKIPA's HB-500 program to Gilead Sciences (GILD). In connection with the consideration and evaluation of HOOKIPA's long-term prospects and strategies by HOOKIPA's board of directors, on May 21, 2025 HOOKIPA entered into an asset purchase agreement with Gilead pursuant to which Gilead agreed to acquire all of HOOKIPA's assets primarily related to or necessary for the conduct of HOOKIPA's HB-400 program, currently in clinical development for the treatment of hepatitis B virus, and certain of HOOKIPA's assets related to HOOKIPA's HB-500 program, currently in clinical development for the treatment of human immunodeficiency virus. HOOKIPA has been developing the HB-400 and HB-500 programs in collaboration with Gilead pursuant to the collaboration and license agreement with Gilead. The closing of the Asset Purchase Agreement occurred on October 30, 2025.
Hookipa Pharma to delist shares from Nasdaq
Hookipa Pharma announced its intention to voluntarily delist from Nasdaq and to deregister its common stock.
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