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    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Catalyst Pharmaceuticals Inc (CPRX) leadership

    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Catalyst Pharmaceuticals Inc (CPRX) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Sudan Loganathan asked how a potential FDA approval for PTC Therapeutics' Translarna might affect Agamry's market position and growth. He also inquired about the company's current stance on near-term strategic initiatives, such as M&A, to offset the Fycompa loss of exclusivity.

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    EVP & CCO Jeff Del Carmen asserted that Translarna would not impact Agamry's role, as steroids are the foundational treatment for DMD. President & CEO Richard Daly addressed strategy, stating that the company is actively evaluating numerous M&A opportunities in a favorable buying environment, while also pursuing organic growth through Agamry's lifecycle management and Firdapse's expansion into oncology.

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    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Delcath Systems Inc (DCTH) leadership

    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Delcath Systems Inc (DCTH) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Sudan Loganathan of Stephens Inc. asked about the company's ability to use upcoming CHOPEN trial data for marketing, the rationale for adjusting the year-end site activation target, and whether the revenue guidance change was driven by Hepzato or ChemoSat.

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    CEO Gerard Michel explained that MSLs will be able to discuss the CHOPEN data, while sales reps will be more limited. He attributed the guidance adjustment to strong performance of over two treatments per center per month offsetting slower site activations. He estimated two-thirds of the revenue guidance change was from Hepzato and one-third from ChemoSat.

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    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Delcath Systems Inc (DCTH) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Sudan Loganathan asked about the adequacy of the current sales territories for future growth, the remaining steps before initiating new Phase II trials, and the company's interest in using its cash for in-licensing opportunities.

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    CEO Gerard Michel stated that the current six sales territories should be sufficient to reach 40 active sites, but they are prepared to expand if needed. He also noted that while they are open to in-licensing, nothing has met their criteria for a strategic fit. Chief Medical Officer Vojo Vukovic explained the delay in starting new trials is due to the 6-12 month operational process of site activation, including protocol reviews and contracting with large academic centers.

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    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Delcath Systems Inc (DCTH) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Sudan Loganathan of Stephens asked about the company's strategic priority between maintaining cash flow positivity and investing in R&D, and also inquired about the cadence of future price increases for HEPZATO.

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    CEO Gerard Michel emphasized that while Delcath will be cash flow positive in 2025, the company will prioritize funding high-potential R&D opportunities over maintaining positive cash flow if conditions are right. He also clarified that future price increases are linked to the rate of inflation, per CMS rules.

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    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Delcath Systems Inc (DCTH) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Sudan Loganathan of Stephens inquired if the Q4 holiday slowdown would also affect the onboarding of new treatment sites and asked for clarity on how outstanding warrants factor into the company's cash forecast for funding future trials.

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    CEO Gerard Michel acknowledged that site onboarding and preceptorships would also slow during the holiday period but did not foresee a material impact on overall activation targets due to a strong pipeline of sites ready to begin. SVP of Finance Sandra Pennell clarified that the company's cash forecast does not rely on the potential $36 million from remaining warrants, as current cash, recent proceeds, and operating cash flow are expected to be sufficient to fund operations and new trials through profitability.

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    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Exelixis Inc (EXEL) leadership

    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Exelixis Inc (EXEL) leadership • Q2 2025

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    Sudan Loganathan of Stephens Inc. asked if the dual endpoint design of STELLAR-303 could allow for approval in a single patient population and whether the current financial guidance includes contributions from the NET launch.

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    EVP & CMO Amy Peterson confirmed that a dual primary endpoint design allows a study to be positive by hitting on one endpoint. CFO Christopher Senner stated that the previous $100 million guidance increase did factor in some contribution from NET, but was primarily driven by the strong performance of the base business.

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    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Exelixis Inc (EXEL) leadership • Q1 2025

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    An analyst on behalf of Sudan Loganathan asked how the recent approval of CABOMETYX in NET might affect the trial design or patient recruitment for the upcoming STELLAR-311 study of zanzalitinib in the same indication.

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    Chief Medical Officer Amy Peterson explained that the STELLAR-311 trial is positioned in a slightly different treatment setting, evaluating zanzalitinib as a first oral therapy after progression on an SFA, versus everolimus. She stated that global thought leaders remain excited about the trial and the company is not concerned about competition from CABOMETYX for enrollment.

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    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Exelixis Inc (EXEL) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Sudan Loganathan asked what factors would drive the prioritization of the STELLAR-303, 304, and 305 programs for market entry, or if the company could pursue all three simultaneously.

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    President and CEO Michael Morrissey gave a definitive answer, stating, 'The only gauge here is a p-value.' He confirmed that if the trials are successful, Exelixis has the focus and resources to move them forward for regulatory approval with great speed, implying no forced prioritization among successful programs.

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    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Exelixis Inc (EXEL) leadership • Q3 2024

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    Sudan Loganathan asked about business development interests beyond the current GU and GI programs, inquiring if the company is seeking assets for novel combinations or as monotherapies.

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    President and CEO Michael Morrissey stated the answer is 'all of the above.' He reiterated that Exelixis is agnostic to modality and mechanism, focusing on assets that offer a high level of conviction for achieving clinical differentiation that can drive commercial success, whether as a standalone agent or in combination.

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    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Arvinas Inc (ARVN) leadership

    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Arvinas Inc (ARVN) leadership • Q1 2025

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    Sudan Loganathan asked about vepdegestrant's potential in the small first-line ESR1 mutant population and sought clarification on whether the 40% ESR1 mutation rate in second-line patients is specific to prior treatments.

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    CEO John Houston clarified the distinct market dynamics: the second-line setting has a high (~40%) prevalence of ESR1 mutations, representing a major opportunity. In contrast, the first-line setting is predominantly wild-type but endocrine-sensitive. He reiterated that the joint decision with Pfizer is to focus on the significant second-line opportunity and not pursue a first-line trial at this time.

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    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Arvinas Inc (ARVN) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Sudan Loganathan asked about the safety profile of the atirmociclib combination, specifically regarding glucose metabolism, and what makes it superior to other CDK4/6 inhibitors. He also inquired about the competitive positioning of ARV-393 against Bristol-Myers Squibb's BCL6 degrader.

    Answer

    Chief Medical Officer Noah Berkowitz noted that atirmociclib already has an established safety profile from another Phase III study and that hyperglycemia is not a significant concern for the vepdegestrant combination. CEO John Houston commented on the BCL6 space, stating that with little data available on the BMS compound, Arvinas is confident in its own technology and is focused on advancing its program.

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    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Kymera Therapeutics Inc (KYMR) leadership

    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Kymera Therapeutics Inc (KYMR) leadership • Q4 2024

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    Sudan Loganathan of Stephens Inc. inquired about the expected allocation of R&D spending between the KT-621 and KT-295 programs and how the expense profile might change based on trial progress.

    Answer

    CFO Bruce Jacobs noted that cash burn will increase, with a steeper trajectory in 2026 as clinical activity intensifies, but the current cash runway extends into mid-2027. CEO Nello Mainolfi added that spending on the STAT6 program (KT-621) will be 'dramatically superior' to the TYK2 program (KT-295) over the next few years.

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    Sudan Loganathan's questions to Kymera Therapeutics Inc (KYMR) leadership • Q1 2024

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    Sudan Loganathan asked if IRF5 degradation could trigger feedback mechanisms activating other pathways and potentially cause relapse. He also questioned if the required STAT6 degradation level differs by indication and between blood and skin.

    Answer

    President and CEO Nello Mainolfi responded to both questions. On IRF5, he stated that no rebound or resistance mechanisms have been observed in long-term preclinical studies. On STAT6, he explained the initial goal is over 90% degradation in both blood and skin to maximize success, and that upcoming Phase 2b dose-ranging studies are designed to determine the precise degradation levels needed for clinical benefit in different diseases.

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