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INTENSITY THERAPEUTICS, INC. (INTS)·Q3 2025 Earnings Summary
Executive Summary
- Q3 2025 burn moderated: net loss was $2.67M vs. $3.51M YoY (-24%), driven by lower R&D and G&A; cash rose to $7.1M at 9/30 on sequential financings, and management now guides cash runway into end of Q1 2027 .
- Clinical program updates: INVINCIBLE-4 enrollment paused in September due to localized skin irritation; company plans a protocol amendment and expects to reinitiate enrollment in Q1 2026; INVINCIBLE-3 remains paused pending funding .
- Peer‑reviewed validation: eBioMedicine (Lancet Discovery Science) published IT‑01 results showing 75% disease control rate and 11.9‑month mOS (21.3 months in sarcoma subset), with ~20% abscopal effects at higher tumor coverage and favorable safety .
- Estimates context: Q3 EPS of ($0.06) slightly beat S&P Global consensus of ($0.063); revenue consensus was $0 (pre‑revenue) (S&P Global) .*
- Financing de‑risked near‑term liquidity: $13.6M gross raised since Q3 start (ATM and an Oct. 31 registered direct at $0.80/sh), extending runway and adding a new institutional investor; key near‑term stock catalysts are INVINCIBLE‑4 restart and any INVINCIBLE‑3 funding updates .
What Went Well and What Went Wrong
What Went Well
- Cash runway extended to end of Q1 2027 via $13.6M of gross proceeds since Q3 start (ATM plus $4.0M registered direct), improving balance sheet resilience for clinical execution .
- Peer‑reviewed IT‑01 data strengthen scientific narrative: 75% disease control, 11.9‑month mOS overall, 21.3‑month mOS in sarcoma subset, ~20% abscopal rate at higher tumor coverage, and >95% intratumoral drug retention .
- Management tone: “new long‑term fundamental, healthcare‑savvy investor” and a plan to restart INVINCIBLE‑4 with pCR as FDA‑accepted accelerated approval endpoint; “execute on our business strategy until the end of the first quarter of 2027 without any additional funds” .
What Went Wrong
- INVINCIBLE‑4 pause due to localized skin irritation (cosmesis concerns in TNBC); enrollment on hold until dosing modification via protocol amendment, delaying timelines to Q1 2026 restart .
- INVINCIBLE‑3 (Phase 3 sarcoma) remains paused for new site activations and enrollment due to funding; only 21–23 patients were enrolled before the pause, prolonging OS‑driven timelines .
- Still pre‑revenue; statements show only operating expenses and net loss, underscoring reliance on external capital and clinical milestones for valuation inflection .
Financial Results
Quarterly P&L and liquidity (oldest → newest):
Expense detail (oldest → newest):
Estimates vs. actuals:
*Values retrieved from S&P Global.
KPIs and clinical datapoints referenced in quarter:
Guidance Changes
Earnings Call Themes & Trends
Note: We found no Q3 2025 earnings call transcript on filings or IR; company instead issued a press release and hosted a clinical results webinar (Oct. 31).
Management Commentary
- “The new capital raised in 2025 enables us to execute on our business strategy until the end of the first quarter of 2027… [and] provides another level of validation of the potential of our lead drug INT230‑6…” — Lewis H. Bender, Founder, President & CEO .
- “A pathological complete response (‘pCR’) has been observed in the first patient evaluated in Cohort A… we expect to reinitiate the enrollment with a modified INT230‑6 dosing regimen as soon as possible.” — Ursina Zürrer, M.D., Coordinating Investigator, INVINCIBLE‑4 .
- “Abscopal effect was observed in at least 20% of patients who received drug volumes above 40% of their tumor burden… notable increase in activated CD4+ and CD8+ T cells…” — Anthony El‑Khoueiry, M.D., USC Norris (IT‑01 senior author) .
Q&A Highlights
- No Q3 2025 earnings call transcript was located on filings or IR; company hosted an Oct. 31 webinar with IT‑01 authors to discuss clinical results, indicating investor focus on mechanistic and translational aspects rather than quarterly financials .
- Management clarified that INVINCIBLE‑4’s enrollment pause was due to localized skin irritation with a plan to amend dosing and maintain pCR as the endpoint; timeline set to Q1 2026 for restart .
- Funding remains the gating item for resuming INVINCIBLE‑3 enrollment; ongoing patient treatment/monitoring continues at existing sites .
Estimates Context
- EPS: Q3 2025 actual ($0.06) vs. S&P Global consensus ($0.0633), a slight beat; revenue consensus $0 for a pre‑revenue biotech (S&P Global). Actual revenue was not reported as a line item in the statements (i.e., no revenue line) .*
- With operating expenses trending lower and elevated share count, near‑term estimate revisions are likely modest; larger changes hinge on INVINCIBLE‑4 restart timing and any INVINCIBLE‑3 funding catalysts .
*Values retrieved from S&P Global.
Key Takeaways for Investors
- Liquidity de‑risked near term: runway extended to end of Q1 2027 following $13.6M gross raises; reduces financing overhang into 2026 .
- Clinical execution is the stock driver: watch for INVINCIBLE‑4 protocol amendment filing and Q1 2026 enrollment restart; pCR is an FDA‑accepted accelerated approval endpoint, a potential medium‑term catalyst path .
- Scientific validation improving: peer‑reviewed IT‑01 results bolster the INT230‑6 thesis across tumor types (DCR 75%, mOS 11.9 months; abscopal ~20% at higher coverage), enhancing partnering optionality .
- Risk remains around INVINCIBLE‑3 funding: program still paused; any financing or collaboration to restart the Phase 3 OS study would be a material upside catalyst .
- Operating discipline: opex down YoY with net loss improving; continued cost control is supportive while clinical timelines are adjusted .
- Trading setup: near‑term volatility likely around protocol amendment and restart news flow; medium‑term thesis hinges on generating compelling pCR data in INVINCIBLE‑4 and re‑accelerating sarcoma enrollment upon funding .
Additional source documents reviewed:
- Q3 2025 8‑K and press release (financials and corporate update) .
- Q2 2025 8‑K and press release .
- Q1 2025 8‑K and press release .
- INVINCIBLE‑4 study update (Sept. 10) .
- eBioMedicine publication PR (Oct. 30) .
- Registered direct offering PR (Oct. 31) .