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    Peter Lawson's questions to Iovance Biotherapeutics Inc (IOVA) leadership

    Peter Lawson's questions to Iovance Biotherapeutics Inc (IOVA) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Peter Lawson from Barclays Capital asked about the company's confidence in the Proleukin revenue forecast, the specific drivers for its expected acceleration in the second half, and whether the number of Proleukin injections per patient has changed.

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    Chief Commercial Officer Dan Kirby explained that confidence is high because two of the three major U.S. wholesalers resumed regular ordering in Q2, which will better align Proleukin sales with Amtagvi demand. He confirmed the average number of Proleukin doses per patient remains consistent and that revenue from manufacturing and clinical trial channels is also expected to continue.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Iovance Biotherapeutics Inc (IOVA) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Peter Lawson of Barclays asked if manufacturing success rates have returned to normal, whether the Q1 issue was related to any Q4 problems, and for a breakdown of the revenue guidance revision between demand versus manufacturing uncertainty.

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    Interim CEO Frederick Vogt and COO Igor Bilinsky confirmed there was no manufacturing success issue in Q4 and that rates have already rebounded in Q2. Vogt stated the guidance revision is driven by ATC launch dynamics and learning curves, not fundamental uncertainty in demand or manufacturing capability.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Iovance Biotherapeutics Inc (IOVA) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Peter Lawson inquired if the Q4 spike in Proleukin (IL-2) revenue is a leading indicator for future Amtagvi demand or simply distributor stocking, and asked about its potential contribution to 2025 revenue.

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    Interim CEO and President Frederick Vogt confirmed that Proleukin revenue continues to be a leading indicator for Amtagvi sales. He attributed the Q4 performance to full uptake by all major U.S. distributors and projected that Proleukin could contribute $80 million to $100 million or more to the full-year 2025 revenue guidance.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Iovance Biotherapeutics Inc (IOVA) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Peter Lawson from Barclays inquired about the stocking levels of Proleukin (IL-2), asking how the dynamic is expected to change over time and what the numbers might look like in the future.

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    Interim CEO Frederick Vogt explained that Iovance is stocking three major distributors sequentially, with one expected in Q4. He noted that Proleukin sales could increase in Q4, but after that, starting in 2025, growth is expected to normalize and follow a more traditional quarter-over-quarter pattern.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Kura Oncology Inc (KURA) leadership

    Peter Lawson's questions to Kura Oncology Inc (KURA) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Peter Lawson inquired about the current status of the FDA dialogue for Zifdomenib, asking if the frequency or emphasis has changed, and questioned the importance of the AML maintenance setting and Kura's ability to capture that market.

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    Chief Medical Officer Dr. Mollie Leoni reiterated that FDA interactions are proceeding as expected for a priority review with no change in frequency or quality. On the maintenance setting, Dr. Leoni and CCO Brian Powl explained that while not an initial indication, it is built into the COMET-seventeen frontline trial design and represents a significant opportunity for extended treatment duration.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Kura Oncology Inc (KURA) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Peter Lawson from Barclays asked about the GIST program, inquiring which patient segments might be most responsive to the ziftomenib-imatinib combination and what the key decision-making endpoints like ORR or PFS would be.

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    Executive Mollie Leoni described the approach as 'mutationally agnostic' and potentially transformative, as it should work in both imatinib-naive and refractory patients by targeting KIT through two different mechanisms. She expects to see deeper and longer-lasting responses (PFS) and noted that salvaging a failing response would be a clear sign of synergy.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Kura Oncology Inc (KURA) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Peter Lawson of Barclays inquired about the status of Kura's diabetes program, including the timeline for nominating a candidate and its strategic priority. He also asked about the ideal strategy to capture the program's value without diluting the company's oncology focus.

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    CEO Troy Wilson confirmed a development candidate for diabetes is targeted for mid-2025, with interest in both Type 1 and Type 2 diabetes. He described the program as a high-value 'call option' that would require a partnership for late-stage development. The ideal strategy would involve a structure that separates the IP and allows for monetization to benefit Kura shareholders in the nearer term.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Kura Oncology Inc (KURA) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Peter Lawson of Barclays asked about efficacy expectations for ziftomenib in patients previously treated with venetoclax and whether the duration of response might differ between NPM1 and KMT2A patients in the 7+3 cohort.

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    EVP of Clinical Development, Dr. Mollie Leoni, expressed encouragement about potential responses post-venetoclax failure, with more data coming at ASH. For duration of response, she noted it's too early to tell as most patients remain on therapy, but highlighted that while KMT2A is a more aggressive disease, ziftomenib may act as a 'great equalizer'.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Immunocore Holdings PLC (IMCR) leadership

    Peter Lawson's questions to Immunocore Holdings PLC (IMCR) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Peter Lawson of Barclays Capital asked for the company's perspective on potential impacts from shifting U.S. trade policy, including tariffs and IP, on its manufacturing costs and supply chain.

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    Travis Coy, CFO, acknowledged the uncertainty and stated the company is monitoring the situation. Since Chemtrec is manufactured in Europe, tariffs could have a non-immediate impact on COGS. To ensure patient supply continuity, the company has built up approximately 18 months of inventory in the United States.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Immunocore Holdings PLC (IMCR) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Peter Lawson of Barclays asked for clarification on the upcoming HIV data, specifically regarding the bar for success, whether it's viral reservoir reduction or delay in rebound, and the number of patients and doses to be presented.

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    David Berman, Head of R&D, reiterated that data from three dose cohorts of 5-6 patients each will be presented, with dose escalation ongoing. He explained that in a Phase I trial for a novel therapy where no treatment has reliably worked, success is defined by seeing clear signals of activity, such as reservoir reduction or altered rebound kinetics. A better understanding of the rate of patient control will come from the expansion cohort later in the year.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Revolution Medicines Inc (RVMD) leadership

    Peter Lawson's questions to Revolution Medicines Inc (RVMD) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Peter Lawson from Barclays asked for details on the commercial build-out, including the potential size of the US field team and key milestones over the next twelve months. He also inquired about the PRMT5 inhibitor combination, asking which tumor types were being prioritized.

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    Chief Global Commercialization Officer Anthony Mancini confirmed the build-out of the US field team has begun, with MSL and thought leader liaison teams already in place, but did not provide specifics on size or future milestones. President of R&D Steve Kelsey clarified that the PRMT5 combo trial, sponsored by Tango, primarily targets pancreatic cancer due to the high overlap between RAS mutations and MTAP deletion in that tumor type.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Revolution Medicines Inc (RVMD) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Peter Lawson asked what to look for in the upcoming combination datasets for RMC-6236 with pembrolizumab and RMC-6236 with RMC-6291, focusing on the balance between side effect profiles and efficacy signals.

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    Dr. Mark Goldsmith, Chairman and CEO, explained that the pembrolizumab combination study is primarily focused on safety, specifically monitoring for the hepatotoxicity seen with first-generation RAS(OFF) inhibitors. For the RMC-6236 plus RMC-6291 RAS(ON) doublet, the focus is less on tolerability and more on observing qualitative evidence of enhanced anti-tumor activity that distinguishes the combination from monotherapy, mirroring preclinical findings.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Arvinas Inc (ARVN) leadership

    Peter Lawson's questions to Arvinas Inc (ARVN) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Peter Lawson asked for the expected timing of the first-in-human data for the KRAS G12D degrader (ARV-806) and for details on trial enrollment. He also inquired about what metrics to focus on in the upcoming second-half data release for the BCL6 degrader (ARV-393).

    Answer

    CMO Noah Berkowitz indicated that guidance on the timing for ARV-806 data would be provided soon, likely for release sometime next year, and noted that enrollment is progressing well. For the ARV-393 update in the second half of the year, he suggested focusing on standard dose-escalation metrics: safety, pharmacokinetics (PK), and early signs of efficacy, with a reasonable patient number estimate being in the 10-20 range.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Arvinas Inc (ARVN) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Peter Lawson inquired about the planned size of the sales force for vepdegestrant and whether the Pfizer partnership would preclude Arvinas from finding a different partner to run a first-line study.

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    CEO John Houston described a plan for an "appropriately sized" sales force for a targeted launch to roughly 6,000 key oncologists under the 50-50 U.S. co-commercialization agreement. He stated unequivocally that Arvinas is committed to its Pfizer partnership and would not seek another partner, emphasizing that future decisions will be made jointly as more data becomes available.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Syndax Pharmaceuticals Inc (SNDX) leadership

    Peter Lawson's questions to Syndax Pharmaceuticals Inc (SNDX) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Peter Lawson sought reassurance on the upcoming FDA approval for Revuforge in NPM1 AML, asking about any remaining open items or feedback. He also asked for an estimate on the percentage of patients who could eventually receive post-transplant maintenance therapy.

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    CMO Dr. Nick Botwood reported that the sNDA submission for NPM1 is progressing very well, with positive and consistent dialogue with the FDA and no indication of issues. CEO Michael Metzger reiterated that physicians aim to put the vast majority of eligible patients on maintenance therapy, a likelihood that increases with earlier treatment, but did not provide a specific percentage.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Syndax Pharmaceuticals Inc (SNDX) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Peter Lawson of Barclays inquired about emerging trends in GVHD patient subgroups being treated with Niktimvo and also asked for an update on the go-forward signal for the MSS-CRC program.

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    Chief Scientific Officer Dr. Peter Ordentlich addressed the GVHD question, stating it is too early to comment on specific subgroup trends as real-world evidence is still being collected. CEO Michael Metzger commented on MSS-CRC, noting the trial is ongoing and the company is looking for prolonged stable disease, with an update expected later in the year.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Syndax Pharmaceuticals Inc (SNDX) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Peter Lawson of Barclays questioned the real-world use of Revuforj, specifically regarding off-label use in NPM1 or in combination, the number of patients remaining in the Expanded Access Program (EAP), and the commercial momentum in early 2025.

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    CCO Steven Closter confirmed anecdotal off-label use in NPM1 and combinations but stated it's too early to quantify. He clarified that all eligible EAP patients have been transitioned (a single-digit number) and the program is now only lightly used. He and CEO Michael Metzger affirmed that launch momentum remains strong, driven by post-ASH reviews and growing payer coverage.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Syndax Pharmaceuticals Inc (SNDX) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Peter Lawson of Barclays questioned whether the recent royalty sale for Niktimvo would accelerate any development programs and asked about the timing and process for the NPM1 data release and subsequent guideline inclusion.

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    CEO Michael Metzger confirmed the $350 million from the royalty agreement provides a pro forma cash balance of approximately $750 million, enabling the company to aggressively advance its entire portfolio. He also detailed the NPM1 strategy: release pivotal data, publish it, and then submit for NCCN guidelines, which could precede formal regulatory approval for that indication.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Exelixis Inc (EXEL) leadership

    Peter Lawson's questions to Exelixis Inc (EXEL) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Peter Lawson from Barclays asked for guidance on how to model clinical trial revenues for the second half of 2025.

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    CFO Christopher Senner reiterated the company's long-standing position that clinical trial sales are 'choppy' and unpredictable. He stated that the company lacks sufficient line of sight to provide a reliable forecast for this revenue component.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Exelixis Inc (EXEL) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Peter Lawson asked about the amount of clinical trial sales included in the quarter's revenue and inquired about the company's pricing power in RCC.

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    CFO Christopher Senner specified that clinical trial sales contributed approximately $12 million to revenue in the first quarter. The question regarding pricing power was not addressed in the provided transcript.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Exelixis Inc (EXEL) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Peter Lawson requested an update on the status of the CONTACT-02 trial in prostate cancer, noting it was not mentioned in the prepared remarks.

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    President and CEO Michael Morrissey reiterated a point made earlier in the call, stating that the company's 'singular focus' is on the regulatory review and approval of cabozantinib for the NET indication. He confirmed that once that process is complete, the company will turn its attention back to the CONTACT-02 opportunity.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Exelixis Inc (EXEL) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Peter Lawson asked for clarification on the long-term revenue outlook, questioning if the $5 billion zanzalintinib forecast for 2033 implies that CABOMETYX revenue will decline to zero after its loss of exclusivity around 2030.

    Answer

    President and CEO Michael Morrissey confirmed the CABOMETYX loss of exclusivity (LOE) is expected in the early 2030s. He reiterated that the provided slide illustrates zanzalintinib's potential for dramatic growth as pivotal trials read out, driving significant upside for the company.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Replimune Group Inc (REPL) leadership

    Peter Lawson's questions to Replimune Group Inc (REPL) leadership • Q4 2025

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    Peter Lawson of Barclays asked about remaining gating factors before the PDUFA date, particularly around CMC, and sought insights on revenue guidance plans and market penetration strategy.

    Answer

    CEO Sushil Patel and CFO Emily Hill confirmed no significant gating factors remain, as manufacturing inspections are complete and feedback presents no bottleneck to the PDUFA date. Hill stated the company will provide launch metrics like patient numbers but will defer formal revenue guidance. CCO Christopher Sarchi added that RP1 is well-positioned as a first choice for patients failing PD-1 therapy, supporting rapid adoption.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Arcus Biosciences Inc (RCUS) leadership

    Peter Lawson's questions to Arcus Biosciences Inc (RCUS) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Peter Lawson inquired about Arcus's pipeline reprioritization, specifically the status of the adenosine inhibitor etrumadenant, and asked for details on the upcoming ASCO presentation for casdatifan, questioning what new data would be presented beyond the abstract.

    Answer

    CEO Terry Rosen confirmed that plans for etrumadenant are not moving forward at this time. He stated the company's top priority is casdatifan, with the domvanalimab program's spending naturally winding down and the PRISM-1 trial expected to be fully enrolled in 2025. Regarding ASCO, Rosen explained the abstract was a placeholder and the oral presentation will feature a more recent data cut, including safety data for approximately 40 patients and efficacy data for about 25 patients.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Arcus Biosciences Inc (RCUS) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Peter Lawson of Barclays asked about the factors driving the timing of Gilead's opt-in decision for casdatifan and what Arcus's contingency plan is if Gilead declines the option.

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    CEO Terry Rosen explained the timing is based on the data package delivery and Gilead's contractual review period, which spans the year-end. He stated that if Gilead doesn't opt-in, Arcus is comfortable proceeding alone but has also received inbound interest from other potential partners. CFO Bob Goeltz added details on the $150M opt-in fee and 50/50 cost share.

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    Peter Lawson's questions to Arcus Biosciences Inc (RCUS) leadership • Q1 2024

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    Peter Lawson of Barclays asked for the definition of success for the upcoming second-half data release on the HIF-2 alpha inhibitor, casdatifan. He also sought clarification on the trigger points for Gilead's potential opt-in for the program.

    Answer

    CEO Terry Rosen explained that success for casdatifan would be defined by differentiation from belzutifan across several metrics, including response rate, rate of primary progression, and depth of response. He emphasized the program's goal is to combine casdatifan with a superior TKI. Regarding the Gilead opt-in, Rosen stated that a decision is expected toward the end of 2024 or early 2025.

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