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INTENSITY THERAPEUTICS, INC. (INTS)·Q2 2025 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q2 2025 loss per share was $0.13, a meaningful improvement YoY and QoQ; vs S&P Global consensus of $0.17 loss, the quarter was a clear EPS beat driven by lower R&D and G&A spend (actual $(0.13) vs $(0.17) consensus; see tables)* .
- Operating discipline (INVINCIBLE-3 enrollment pause, lower D&O insurance, admin cost controls) reduced quarterly net loss to $2.54M from $4.97M in Q2 2024 and $3.35M in Q1 2025 .
- Liquidity markedly improved: ~$11.3M raised since the start of Q2 (April/June offerings and July ATM) extended cash runway into 2H 2026; Nasdaq stockholders’ equity compliance was restored in August (post quarter) .
- Clinical narrative skewed positive: INVINCIBLE-4 (TNBC) showed early imaging evidence of high tumor necrosis after two INT230-6 doses prior to SOC; preclinical MPNST model achieved 100% CRs, underscoring platform potential .
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
- What Went Well
- Cost controls and program reprioritization lowered burn: R&D fell to $1.54M (from $3.56M LY) and G&A to $1.16M (from $1.51M LY) as the company paused INVINCIBLE-3 enrollment and benefited from lower D&O insurance premiums, driving an EPS beat vs consensus (actual $(0.13) vs $(0.17)*) .
- Strengthened balance sheet and runway: ~$11.3M gross raised since Q2 start, including $6.6M via July ATM, extending runway into 2H 2026; management also cited expected Nasdaq equity compliance, later confirmed on Aug 8 .
- Positive clinical/proof-of-concept signals: Early INVINCIBLE-4 MRI scans indicated high tumor necrosis after two INT230-6 injections; MPNST preclinical work showed 100% CRs in a murine model .
- What Went Wrong
- Clinical execution risk in sarcoma: INVINCIBLE-3 enrollment and site activations remain paused (since March), with only 23 patients enrolled pre-pause; timelines hinge on funding restart .
- Limited revenue visibility: No revenue was reported; the model remains fully dependent on external capital until clinical milestones catalyze partnering or registration pathways .
- Small-cap financing dependency: While the company reduced cost of capital via ATM, the program still relies on opportunistic equity issuance and careful cash management in a volatile market .
Financial Results
Quarterly P&L and cash (USD, in millions except per-share and shares). Periods shown oldest → newest.
Q2 2025 vs S&P Global Consensus
Values marked with * are retrieved from S&P Global.
Drivers:
- R&D down due to lower INVINCIBLE-3 costs amid paused enrollments; G&A down on improved D&O insurance terms and admin efficiencies, reducing the loss base .
- No revenue line was reported; loss from operations equaled total operating expenses .
Segment breakdown: Not applicable (no revenue segments disclosed) .
Select balance sheet highlights:
- Cash and cash equivalents at 6/30/25: $2.22M .
- Subsequent capital actions in July raised $6.6M gross via ATM (average price $0.3323) .
Guidance Changes
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
No Q2 2025 earnings call transcript was found or filed (see Documents section; none available). Trends below reflect management communications across the FY24, Q1’25, and Q2’25 releases.
Management Commentary
- “We were able to raise capital and lower our burn rate during the second quarter… This new capital extends our operating runway considerably… we believe [we] are now compliant with Nasdaq's minimum stockholders' equity listing requirements, pending Nasdaq's confirmation.” — Lewis H. Bender, Founder, President & CEO .
- “In the INVINCIBLE-4 Study, scan images indicate a substantial decrease in tumor activity following two doses of our drug… we expect to obtain pathology data in 2H of 2026.” — Lewis H. Bender .
- “The first quarter saw continued progress… However, due to cash needs, we made the necessary decision to pause the Phase 3 sarcoma enrollment and site activation until additional funding becomes available.” — Lewis H. Bender (context for ongoing pause) .
- “We are encouraged to see high levels of tumor necrosis from the MRI scans… after two INT230-6 injections and before initiation of the SOC in our first patients.” — Dr. Ursina Zürrer, Coordinating Investigator, INVINCIBLE-4 .
Q&A Highlights
- No Q2 2025 earnings call transcript was found; the company did not file an earnings call transcript for the quarter in the document set reviewed (press releases and 8-K only). [ListDocuments showed 0 earnings-call-transcript for the period.]
Estimates Context
- EPS: Q2 2025 actual $(0.13) vs S&P Global consensus $(0.17) on 3 estimates, a $0.04 beat (lower loss than expected)* .
- Revenue: Consensus $0.00; actual $0.00 (no revenue reported)* .
- Coverage remains limited (3 estimates), and estimate dispersion not disclosed, suggesting potential volatility in forward consensus adjustments*.
Values marked with * are retrieved from S&P Global.
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Expense discipline yielded a smaller-than-expected loss; with cost controls (lower R&D/G&A) underpinning the EPS beat, but sustainability depends on clinical execution and funding cadence .
- The financing overhang is reduced: ~$11.3M raised since Q2 start and the July ATM extend runway into 2H 2026; Nasdaq equity compliance restored—key derisking steps for the equity story .
- Clinical catalysts skew to 2026: INVINCIBLE-4 pathology (pCR) data in 2H 2026 is the principal potential value inflection; early imaging necrosis is supportive but not yet registrational .
- Sarcoma (INVINCIBLE-3) is on hold pending additional funding; restart and trajectory are critical to the multi-indication thesis and to preserving timelines .
- Preclinical MPNST results (100% CR in murine model) broaden optionality, though translation risk remains; still, they reinforce the platform’s tumor-killing/immune-engagement rationale .
- Near-term focus: prudent capital deployment via the ATM, selective progress in INVINCIBLE-4 enrollment, and clarity on timelines to reinitiate INVINCIBLE-3 can be stock catalysts absent an earnings call cadence .
Appendix: Other Relevant Q2 2025 Communications
- June 11: Early INVINCIBLE-4 imaging necrosis after two INT230-6 injections before SOC .
- June 12: Underwritten offering priced (6.675M shares at $0.30) for ~$2.0M gross; use of proceeds to INVINCIBLE-4 and ongoing INVINCIBLE-3 patient treatment .
- June 30: 100% CRs in MPNST murine model .
- April 25: “Reasonable best efforts” offering for ~$2.35M gross .
- Aug 4: ATM raised $6.6M gross in July; runway into 2H 2026 .
- Aug 12: Nasdaq equity compliance regained .
Values marked with * are retrieved from S&P Global.