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UPDATE 1-TABLE-GTx Q4 loss narrows; gives '07 view

Tue Feb 20, 2007 6:39am EST

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 (Adds 2007 outlook)
 Feb 20 (Reuters) -
                       GTX INC. (GTXI.O)
                        Latest Yr ago
                                qtr
 Loss (diluted, $/shr)     0.15   0.26
 Net loss ($ million)       4.7    7.8
 Total revenue
  ($ thousands)           4,600    646
 *Source: Reuters Estimates
 --The biopharmaceutical company said revenue for the latest
fourth quarter included recognition of the remaining deferred
revenue of $3.3 million from collaboration with Ortho Biotech
Products L. P. and collaboration income of $1.5 million from
Ipsen Ltd.
 --For the latest fourth quarter, analysts had on average
expected the company to post a loss of 35 cents a share,
excluding exceptional items, on revenue of $2.05 million,
according to Reuters Estimates.
 --GTx expects net loss of $45 million to $55 million for
2007. The outlook includes the continuation of two late-stage
Acapodene clinical trials and two mid-stage Ostarine trials
which will be initiated this year, the company said.
 (Reporting by Aditi Samajpati in Bangalore)




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