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Dyne Therapeutics, Inc. (DYN)·Q3 2025 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- EPS beat: Q3 2025 diluted EPS of -$0.76 vs S&P Global consensus of -$0.84; net loss narrowed sequentially to $108.0M from $110.9M in Q2, driven by slightly lower operating expenses and $5.9M in other income *.
- Program momentum: FDA Breakthrough Therapy designation for z-rostudirsen (DYNE-251) in DMD; December 2025 topline DELIVER REC data targeted to underpin a Q2 2026 U.S. Accelerated Approval submission .
- DM1 timeline reset: ACHIEVE REC enrollment now expected early Q2 2026 vs prior guidance of Q4 2025, following significant U.S. site expansion and protocol revision to vHOT; BLA shifted to early Q3 2027 .
- Liquidity: Cash, cash equivalents and marketable securities increased to $791.9M; runway reaffirmed into Q3 2027, covering two registrational readouts and potential first launch in Q1 2027 .
- Near-term catalyst: December DELIVER REC topline (dystrophin by Western blot at 6 months) and accompanying functional outcomes (not powered for significance) likely to drive stock narrative and estimate revisions .
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- Breakthrough progress and regulatory momentum: “Our lead programs in DMD and DM1 have now each been granted Breakthrough Therapy Designation… advancing toward anticipated U.S. Accelerated Approval submissions” — CEO John Cox .
- Clinical validation expectation: “I expect [DELIVER REC topline] to be a validating milestone for our pipeline and platform” — CMO Doug Kerr, M.D., Ph.D. .
- Balance sheet strength and commercial buildout: “We believe we have sufficient funds to… submit two BLAs… and launch our first commercial product… capital‑efficient rare disease commercial organization” — CFO Erick Lucera .
What Went Wrong
- DM1 timeline delay: ACHIEVE REC full enrollment moved to early Q2 2026 from prior Q4 2025 guidance due to U.S. site expansion and protocol changes; BLA moved to early Q3 2027 (previously late 2026) .
- Continued operating losses: Q3 operating loss (EBIT) was -$113.9M, with R&D at $97.2M and G&A at $16.7M; net loss -$108.0M .
- No reported product revenue; secondary endpoints in DELIVER REC not powered for statistical significance, limiting near-term functional efficacy interpretation from REC alone .
Financial Results
Sequential and Quarterly Detail
Notes:
- Dyne did not report product revenue for these periods; all figures are GAAP .
Year-over-Year (Q3 2025 vs Q3 2024)
Versus S&P Global Consensus (Q3 2025)
Values with * retrieved from S&P Global.
Guidance Changes
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
Note: A Q3 2025 earnings call transcript was not available in our document catalog or via external search; themes below reflect Q1–Q3 press releases.
Management Commentary
- “Our lead programs in DMD and DM1 have now each been granted Breakthrough Therapy Designation… advancing toward anticipated U.S. Accelerated Approval submissions” — John Cox, CEO .
- “Z‑rostudirsen… with a favorable safety profile and the convenience of monthly dosing… prior DELIVER demonstrated dystrophin levels well above… and unprecedented improvements… I expect [REC topline] to be a validating milestone…” — Doug Kerr, M.D., Ph.D., CMO .
- “We believe we have sufficient funds to generate data from two registrational trials, submit two BLAs… and launch our first commercial product… capital‑efficient rare disease commercial organization… CMC infrastructure” — Erick Lucera, CFO .
Q&A Highlights
No Q3 2025 earnings call transcript was available; Dyne’s disclosures were provided via 8‑K and press releases . Guidance clarifications included the DM1 enrollment delay due to U.S. site expansion and protocol changes, and reaffirmation of DMD timelines .
Estimates Context
- Q3 2025 EPS: actual -$0.76 vs S&P Global consensus -$0.84; beat of $0.08 per share*.
- Revenue: consensus $0.00 for Q3; Dyne did not report product revenue this quarter*.
- Coverage depth: 11 EPS estimates and 14 revenue estimates for Q3*.
- Implication: Modest EPS beat driven by sequentially lower operating expenses and $5.9M other income; upcoming December DELIVER data likely to drive estimate revisions in DMD, while DM1 enrollment delay may push DM1 commercialization timelines later, affecting LT models .
Values with * retrieved from S&P Global.
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Near‑term binary catalyst: December DELIVER REC topline (dystrophin at 6 months) is pivotal for AA trajectory and platform validation .
- DMD path intact: z‑rostudirsen AA submission targeted for Q2 2026; potential U.S. launch in Q1 2027 (Priority Review) maintained .
- DM1 path delayed: ACHIEVE REC enrollment now early Q2 2026; AA BLA moved to early Q3 2027; factor timeline slippage into DM1 revenue models .
- Liquidity supports execution: $791.9M cash and runway into Q3 2027 covers registrational data, AA filings, and initial commercial build-out .
- EPS outperformance: Q3 diluted EPS beat consensus; sequential loss narrowing reflects disciplined OpEx and interest income; watch for sustained expense control into 2026 *.
- Ex‑U.S. optionality: Orphan Drug designation in Japan for DYNE‑251 adds regulatory leverage; parallel pathways can diversify approval risk .
- Trading setup: Expect heightened sensitivity to December data and subsequent AA interactions; DM1 delay tempers multi‑asset launch cadence but DMD remains the primary driver near term .
Appendix: Additional Q3 Press Releases
- Investor conference participation (Nov 3, 2025) .
- Orphan Drug designation in Japan for DYNE‑251 (Sept 29, 2025) .
Notes:
- Non‑GAAP: Dyne did not report non‑GAAP measures; all figures cited are GAAP .
- Earnings call: No Q3 2025 transcript available in our sources .
- All document‑based facts include citations; S&P Global estimates are marked with * and disclosed as values retrieved from S&P Global.