Low Float (Nasdaq: OKYO) Gets Tagged By Multiple Analyst Targets (5 Explosive Potential Catalysts)

A clinical-stage biopharma company is tackling one

Any content you receive is for information purposes only. Always conduct your own research. *Sponsored Low Float (Nasdaq: OKYO) Gets Tagged By Multiple Analyst Targets (5 Explosive Potential Catalysts) *Click Here To Get Our Alerts Faster Via SMS* January 22nd Dear Reader, A clinical-stage biopharma company is tackling one of medicine’s most persistent challenges—developing treatments that address both the symptoms and underlying causes of eye and inflammatory diseases. With a strong scientific foundation and an ambitious clinical roadmap, this organization is translating breakthrough discoveries into targeted therapies designed to improve patients’ daily lives. Its work bridges academic innovation and real-world medical need, setting a pace that few in the space are matching. This could be one of those rare opp's where meaningful science meets significant global impact. And with multiple bullish technicals, strong analyst targets, a key inside share purchase, and relatively low float, this under-the-radar Nasdaq idea tops our watchlist: OKYO Pharma Limited (Nasdaq: OKYO) OKYO Pharma Ltd. is a biopharmaceutical company dedicated to developing an innovative treatment for neuropathic corneal pain and dry eye disease. The company aims to provide targeted therapy that not only alleviates pain but also controls inflammation, while enhancing ocular residence time for more effective, lasting relief. And based on 5 potential catalysts, (Nasdaq: OKYO) has risen to the top spot on my watchlist. Check them out: No. 1 - At Least 3 Analyst Targets Are Suggesting OKYO To Have Triple-Digit Upside Potential! No. 2 - A Multitude Of Bullish Technical Indicators Surround OKYO Across 3 Separate Terms. No. 3 - An Insider Purchase Could Raise Eyebrows That Company Confidence Is Brimming. No. 4 - Promising Data Shows Urcosimod May Help Restore Corneal Nerve Structure In Patients With NCP. No. 5 - With A Relatively Low Float, Volatility Potential Could Be Heightened (Daily). But more on those in a second... Neuropathic Corneal Pain (NCP) NCP is a severe, chronic, and debilitating disease for which there are no approved commercial treatments currently available. Current treatments are limited to short term NSAIDs, steroids, and opioids in severe cases. Side effects and the risk of addiction to o-p-ioids is a serious concern. Often underdiagnosed, as the symptoms can overlap with other eye conditions, and treatment can be difficult to manage effectively. ChemR23 receptor on leukocytes targeted by urcosimod is also expressed on neurons and glial cells in the dorsal root ganglion and spinal cord. Topical administration of urcosimod was effective in suppressing corneal pain in a ciliary nerve ligation mouse model of NCP similar to that of gabapentin, a commonly used oral drug for neuropathic pain, given by intraperitoneal injection. The pain-relieving potential of urcosimod is very important because a considerable number of dry eye patients with chronic inflammation also suffer from ocular pain. Urcosimod (formerly called OK-101) Drug Candidate Urcosimod is a novel class of chemerin (ChemR23 or CMKLR1) receptor agonist that produces an anti-inflammatory and reduction in neuropathic pain. The chemerin receptor is a G protein-coupled receptor (GPCR) found on select immune, epithelial, and dorsal root ganglion/spinal cord neuronal cells. Activation of chemerin receptor has been shown to modulate the resolution of inflammation and neuropathic pain. Urcosimod can potentially benefit patients suffering from ocular pain and ocular inflammation. Dry Eye Dry Eye affects over 35% of the population aged 50+, with women representing approximately two-thirds of those affected. Worldwide, ~700Mn patients suffer from dry eye disease. Several side effects and modest efficacy of currently available drugs demand new therapies to treat dry eye disease. Huge potential for new drugs for a $5Bn dry eye market. ----- Phase 2 NCP Clinical Trial Demonstrated Promising Drug Effect Phase 2, Randomized, Double Masked, Placebo-Controlled Study Assessing Safety and Efficacy for Urcosimod in Subjects with NCP STUDY RESULTS After 12 weeks of treatment, 75% of per-protocol patients receiving urcosimod (0.05%) showed greater than 80% reduction in neuropathic corneal pain (NCP), as measured by Visual Analogue Scale (VAS), demonstrating highly effective treatment. The urcosimod (0.05%) group showed a mean pain score improvement of 5.5 points on a 10-point VAS, compared with a mean improvement of 2.75 points for placebo. Urcosimod (0.05%) demonstrated a marked reduction in pain scores as early as Week 4, with sustained efficacy maintained throughout the trial. Notably, all these responders entered the study with moderate to severe NCP pain scores despite prior use of maximum medical therapy. No serious adverse events were reported among the 18 patients throughout the trial. Pipeline Sources: OKYO Website. OKYO Presentation. ----- And mentioned above, (Nasdaq: OKYO) has several potential catalysts to consider focusing on. Check them out: No. 1 OKYO Potential Catalyst - At Least 3 Analyst Targets Are Suggesting OKYO To Have Triple-Digit Upside Potential! Take a look at this... That's right. At least different analyst targets are suggesting OKYO to have triple-digit upside potential from Thursday's closing valuation. More specifically: H.C. Wainwright & Co.'s $7 target suggests 175+% potential upside. Lucid Capital Markets' $13 target suggests over 400% potential upside. And B. Riley Securities $5 target suggests more than 100% potential upside Take a moment to click the picture above and get a look at all 3 reports. ----- No. 2 OKYO Potential Catalyst - A Multitude Of Bullish Technical Indicators Surround OKYO Across 3 Separate Terms. On Thursday at 4:00PM EST, Barchart was reporting several triggered technical indicators indicators across the short, medium, and long term for OKYO. Here's their list (as of 4:00PM EST Thursday): Short Term Indicators 20 Day Moving Average 20 - 50 Day MA Crossover 20 - 100 Day MA Crossover 20 - 200 Day MA Crossover Medium Term Indicators 50 Day Moving Average Long Term Indicators 100 Day Moving Average 200 Day Moving Average 100 - Day MA Crossover Make sure to watch these technical indicators closely moving forward. ----- No. 3 OKYO Potential Catalyst - An Insider Purchase Could Raise Eyebrows That Company Confidence Is Brimming. OKYO Pharma Announces Chairman and Founder Acquires Shares LONDON and NEW YORK, Dec. 15, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- OKYO Pharma Limited (NASDAQ: OKYO), an ophthalmology-focused bio-pharmaceutical company which is developing urcosimod to treat neuropathic corneal pain (NCP), an ocular condition associated with chronic and often severe nerve-related pain but without an FDA-approved therapy, today announces it has been informed that Panetta Partners Limited, an entity in which Gabriele Cerrone, the Executive Chairman, has a beneficial interest, has acquired 24,551 of the Company’s ordinary shares on NASDAQ, bringing his total holding to 10,516,297 shares. Read the full article here. ----- No. 4 OKYO Potential Catalyst - Promising Data Shows Urcosimod May Help Restore Corneal Nerve Structure In Patients With NCP. OKYO Pharma Announces New Data Showing Favorable Corneal Nerve Outcomes in Phase 2 Study for Neuropathic Corneal Pain Patients treated with 0.05% urcosimod demonstrated directionally favorable improvements in nerve fiber count and fiber length, trends not observed in the placebo group These findings suggest that urcosimod may have a positive impact on corneal nerve health in patients with neuropathic corneal pain Corneal nerve imaging data from the Phase 2 NCP trial were analyzed using in vivo confocal microscopy LONDON and NEW YORK, Dec. 11, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- OKYO Pharma Limited (NASDAQ: OKYO), a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company developing innovative therapies for the treatment of neuropathic corneal pain, a severe ocular condition without an FDA approved therapy, is pleased to announce new analyses of corneal images from the recently completed placebo-controlled, randomized, double-masked, Phase 2 clinical trial of urcosimod in neuropathic corneal pain (NCP). Patients treated with 0.05% urcosimod demonstrated not only a positive reduction in neuropathic corneal pain, but also favorable changes in corneal nerve structure which were not observed in the placebo group. ... “These results provide early evidence that urcosimod may help restore corneal nerve structure in patients suffering from neuropathic corneal pain,” said Raj Patil, PhD, Chief Scientific Officer of OKYO Pharma. “While exploratory, these findings reinforce our long-standing belief that targeting the chemerin receptor pathway may open a new therapeutic avenue for patients with neuropathic corneal pain. We are encouraged by the biological activity observed and believe they provide an important foundation for the continued development of urcosimod.” Read the full article here. ----- No. 5 OKYO Potential Catalyst - With A Relatively Low Float, Volatility Potential Could Be Heightened (Daily). According to info from the Yahoo Finance website, OKYO has a relatively low float. The website reports this profile to have roughly 22.47Mn shares in its float. Why is that important? It's important on one crucial level. Volatility potential. If the company provides positive news at the beginning of 2026, could it help provide a breakout spark when paired with this volatility potential? ----- (Nasdaq: OKYO) Recap - 5 Potential Breakout Catalysts Lead The Way! No. 1 - At Least 3 Analyst Targets Are Suggesting OKYO To Have Triple-Digit Upside Potential! No. 2 - A Multitude Of Bullish Technical Indicators Surround OKYO Across 3 Separate Terms. No. 3 - An Insider Purchase Could Raise Eyebrows That Company Confidence Is Brimming. No. 4 - Promising Data Shows Urcosimod May Help Restore Corneal Nerve Structure In Patients With NCP. No. 5 - With A Relatively Low Float, Volatility Potential Could Be Heightened (Daily). ----- Coverage is now officially kicked-off on OKYO Pharma Limited (Nasdaq: OKYO). Be ready for updates coming your way soon. Sincerely, FierceAnalyst | Jaks Swift Editorial Writer (Always Remember The St-ock Prices Could Be Significantly Lower Now From The Dates I Provided.) *FierceInvestor (FierceInvestor . com) is owned by SWN Media LLC, a limited liability company. Data is provided from third-party sources and FierceInvestor ("FI") is not responsible for its accuracy. Make sure to always do your own research and due diligence on any day and swing profile I bring to your attention. 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