Movement Alert|Tempus AI Rises 5.07% in Regular Trading, Boosted by Extended Recursion Data License and RNA Model Authorization

Market Focus09-24 22:15

On September 24, Tempus AI rose 5.07% in regular trading, trading at approximately $80.54 per share, with turnover of $2.31 billion. The rally was driven by the company's announcement of an extended data license agreement with Recursion Pharmaceuticals and a new RNA model authorization deal.

Specifically, Tempus AI extended its data license agreement with Recursion through November 2029 and revised the fee structure — replacing up to $84 million in discretionary payments over two years with $42 million in committed payments over three years. Separately, Tempus signed an agreement granting it a nonexclusive, worldwide license to Recursion's proprietary RNA sequencing foundation model, further enriching its multimodal data capabilities and strengthening its precision medicine algorithmic edge.

Broader sector strength also provided support. Within the Life Sciences Tools & Services sector, Illumina rose 4.15%, Agilent gained 4.19%, Waters climbed 3.45%, Thermo Fisher Scientific added 2.19%, and Danaher advanced 2.03%, reflecting broad-based positive sentiment across the industry.

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