Balance sheet remains solid. Dyne closed the quarter with $893.4 million in cash and equivalents against total debt of $169.2 million, providing a comfortable net cash position of $724.2 million. Working capital stood at $1.08 billion, offering substantial runway for clinical programs. The company raised $49.5 million in debt during the quarter, supplementing its cash position. With a market cap of $3.26 billion and 165 million shares outstanding, the balance sheet strength provides flexibility to fund operations through key clinical milestones.
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