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Strong early signals (57% uORR at 32 mg QD, 100% RDI, no DLTs) validate monotherapy potential and de-risk the therapeutic approach; coupled with rapid progression to registration-enabling trials in NSCLC and PDAC, near-term catalysts could lift ERAS shares. Risk includes trial readouts not meeting endpoints and dilution needs.
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ERAS-0015 in 2L+ KRAS G12X PDAC shows 57% uORR8wk at 32 mg QD with 100% RDI and no DLTs, signaling robust monotherapy activity. Early panitumumab data in CRC suggests combo potential; management plans to initiate registration-enabling NSCLC and PDAC trials in 2027, with readouts expected in the first half of 2027.
57% uORR8wk at 32 mg QD in 2L+ KRAS G12X PDAC.
No DLTs; monotherapy generally well-tolerated at RDEs.
Panitumumab combo shows no DLTs in 16 mg cohort.
Plans include registrational trials in NSCLC and PDAC in 2027; readouts H1 2027.
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