Aethlon Medical shares fall after merger-driven surge above 300%

  • Aethlon Medical shares fell Friday after rising 374.13% Thursday on its proposed all-stock merger with North Immunology.
  • AEMD was down 9.29% at $6.15 at publication Friday, after reaching $6.78 at Thursday's close following the merger announcement.
  • The combined company is expected to trade as NRTX and close in early 2027, pending shareholder and regulatory approvals.

Aethlon Medical shares fell Friday after surging 374.13% Thursday on news of an all-stock merger with North Immunology. The combined company is expected to trade on Nasdaq under the ticker NRTX and pursue North Immunology's lead candidate, NOR-101, for inflammatory and immune conditions. The transaction includes a $180 million private placement, gives existing Aethlon shareholders about 4.75% of the combined company and provides legacy holders with contingent rights tied to the Hemopurifier device business. The deal implies a pro forma valuation of about $346.5 million, remains subject to shareholder and regulatory approval and is expected to close in early 2027. AEMD was down 9.29% at $6.15 Friday at publication, according to Benzinga Pro, as investors took profits after the prior day's more-than-fourfold move.

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