Executive Summary
InMed Pharmaceuticals Inc. reported QQ3 2025 revenue of USD 1,261.58 million, a material YoY uplift that the metrics description attributes to a 107,488% increase, and a QoQ rise of 13.48%. The gross profit of USD 175.63 million yielded a gross margin of 13.92%, while total operating expenses reached USD 2,324.66 million, driving an operating loss of USD 2,063.02 million and an EBITDA of USD -2,010.72 million. Net income for the quarter was USD -2,120.93 million with basic/diluted EPS of USD -1.94. These results reflect a biotech company in a late-stage burn phase with a substantial R&D and G&A cadence offset by a sizable, but atypical, revenue base.
The quarterly cash flow profile shows a divergent pattern: operating cash flow was USD -5.984 billion, while financing activities contributed USD +4.095 billion, producing a net cash increase of USD +4.676 billion and ending cash of USD 4.68 billion. The balance sheet reports USD 4.68 billion in cash and equivalents against USD 2.26 billion in liabilities, and total assets near USD 9.28 billion. Notably, reported retained earnings show a large negative balance, suggesting either persistent cumulative losses or potential anomalies in the reported balance sheet items. This combination indicates substantial liquidity headroom but a fragile near-term earnings trajectory tied to ongoing pipeline development and operating expenses.
Key Performance Indicators
QoQ: 13.48% | YoY:107 488.00%
QoQ: -61.89% | YoY:126 179.88%
QoQ: 4.18% | YoY:-114 756.83%
QoQ: 17.63% | YoY:-123 004.76%
QoQ: 46.70% | YoY:-708.33%
Key Insights
Revenue: USD 1,261.58M (YoY +107,488.0%; QoQ +13.48%)
Gross Profit: USD 175.63M; Gross Margin 13.92%
Operating Income: USD -2,063.02M; Operating Margin -163.53%
EBITDA: USD -2,010.72M; EBITDA Margin -159.38%
Net Income: USD -2,120.93M; Net Margin -168.12%
EPS: USD -1.94; Diluted EPS USD -1.94
Cash Flow: Operating Cash Flow USD -5,984.12M; Net Cash from Financing USD +4,095.48M; Net Change in Cash USD +4,676.41M; Cash, End of Period USD 4,679.83M; Free Cash Flow USD -5,984.12M
Liquidity: Current ...
Financial Highlights
Revenue: USD 1,261.58M (YoY +107,488.0%; QoQ +13.48%)
Gross Profit: USD 175.63M; Gross Margin 13.92%
Operating Income: USD -2,063.02M; Operating Margin -163.53%
EBITDA: USD -2,010.72M; EBITDA Margin -159.38%
Net Income: USD -2,120.93M; Net Margin -168.12%
EPS: USD -1.94; Diluted EPS USD -1.94
Cash Flow: Operating Cash Flow USD -5,984.12M; Net Cash from Financing USD +4,095.48M; Net Change in Cash USD +4,676.41M; Cash, End of Period USD 4,679.83M; Free Cash Flow USD -5,984.12M
Liquidity: Current Ratio 3.49; Quick Ratio 3.04; Cash Ratio 2.54
Leverage: Debt to Assets 4.52%; Debt to Equity 5.97%; Long-Term Debt to Capitalization 5.64%
Valuation: Price to Sales 0.0180x; Price to Book 0.00323x; Enterprise Value to Sales (EV/Sales) approximately 2.11x
Income Statement
| Metric |
Value |
YoY Change |
QoQ Change |
| Revenue |
1.26B |
107 488.00% |
13.48% |
| Gross Profit |
175.63M |
126 179.88% |
-61.89% |
| Operating Income |
-2.06B |
-114 756.83% |
4.18% |
| Net Income |
-2.12B |
-123 004.76% |
17.63% |
| EPS |
-1.94 |
-708.33% |
46.70% |
Key Financial Ratios
operatingProfitMargin
-163.5%
operatingCashFlowPerShare
$-546.01
freeCashFlowPerShare
$-546.01
Management Commentary
transcriptHighlights: No earnings call transcript content was provided in the data set. As a result, management commentary and thematic highlights from an earnings call could not be extracted or quoted. If a transcript becomes available, we will extract themes around strategy, pipeline updates (e.g., INM755, INM088, INM405), collaborations (BayMedica), and any guidance on burn rate or capital strategy.
Forward Guidance
No explicit quantitative forward guidance was included in the supplied data. Given the pipeline focus (cannabinoid-based therapies with INM755, INM088, INM405, etc.) and the typical biotech burn profile, investors should anticipate continued cash burn absent transformative licensing deals or milestone payments. Monitor: (1) pipeline milestones and IND-enabling activities, (2) any licensing or collaboration agreements that could provide non-dilutive or non-equity funding, (3) changes in the companyβs financing strategy or capital structure, and (4) updates to cost discipline or strategic priorities that could influence the burn rate and run-rate cash needs.