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ENOB - Enochian Biosciences, Inc. Stock Price, Fair Value and News

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ENOB Valuation

Market Cap

13.8M

Price/Earnings (Trailing)

-0.11

Price/Sales (Trailing)

91.3

EV/EBITDA

-0.32

Price/Free Cashflow

-2.38

ENOB Price/Sales (Trailing)

The Good, Bad and Ugly

Growth

Profitability

Size

Dilution Risk

Balance Sheet

Momentum

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ENOB Fundamentals

ENOB Revenue

Revenue (TTM)

151.2K

ENOB Earnings

Earnings (TTM)

-125.5M

Earnings Growth (Yr)

75.19%

Earnings Growth (Qtr)

-163.83%

ENOB Profitability

EBT Margin

-27229.88%

Return on Equity

926.46%

Return on Assets

-1.9K%

Free Cashflow Yield

-41.95%

ENOB Investor Care

Buy Backs (1Y)

84.76%

Diluted EPS (TTM)

0.74

Historical Charts for Stock Metrics

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Net sales
YearQ1Q2Q3Q4
20250000
202400151.2K0
20230051.1K24.6K
201643.7K43.1K00
201500043.7K
201355.3K47.8K40.3K32.8K
201200062.8K
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About Enochian Biosciences, Inc.

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Enochian Biosciences, Inc. Frequently Asked Questions

ENOB is the stock ticker symbol of Enochian Biosciences, Inc.. Every public company that trades on a stock exchange gets a ticker symbol.

As of Sat Jan 31 2026, market cap of Enochian Biosciences, Inc. is 13.8 Million. The market capitalization is calculated by multiplying the stock price with the number of shares outstanding.

As of Sat Jan 31 2026, ENOB's PE ratio (Price to Earnings) is -0.11 and Price to Sales (PS) ratio is 91.3. The price to earnings and price to sales ratio are two most important valuation metrics for any company. PE ratio tell us the number of years of earnings investors are ready to pay for owning the company. Historically, S&P500 price to earnings ratio has fallen below 12 during periods of gloom and gone past 30 during periods of euphoria. ENOB PE ratio will change depending on the future growth rate expectations of investors.