Dianthus Part A signals boost CIDP program; Part B data due by 2026
Jun 12, 2026, 1:42 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed
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Positive interim efficacy with a clean safety profile reduces near-term downside; Part B durability data and CAPTIVATE outcomes could be near-term catalysts. Market has already priced in a favorable view as seen by a 7.57% intraday rise.
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Dianthus Therapeutics reported interim Part A results for 40 CIDP patients, showing a 75% confirmed responder rate with a clean safety profile. Part B data through 52 weeks in responders is expected by end-2026, serving as a key durability and commercial-readout. Analysts suggest riliprubart underperforms Claseprubart and CAPTIVATE success could broaden DNTH's CIDP opportunities.
Interim Part A: 40 patients completed; 75% confirmed responders.
Safety remains clean: no serious infections, lupus cases, or discontinuations.
Part B data due by end-2026; evaluates up to 52 weeks of treatment.
William Blair reiterates Outperform; CAPTIVATE success could expand CIDP opportunity.
Riliprubart may be less potent than claseprubart; IC90 dosing questions noted.
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