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Immediate stock decline after a mixed readout (CR below prior expectations) despite strong ORR at target exposure; recalibration risk for the adjuvant path and Phase 3 timing; near-term uncertainty could persist until clearer regulatory/clinical milestones are outlined.
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Tyra Biosciences reported Phase 2 SURF302 results for dabogratinib in FGFR3-altered non-muscle invasive bladder cancer, showing 86% overall response at target exposure in 26 evaluable patients and supporting a 60 mg daily dose for adjuvant studies. Management intends to finish enrolling the 60 mg group, add a 70 mg cohort, and advance Phase 3 discussions with regulators, while SURF303 initial upper tract data showed a 60 mg daily complete response at three months with no adverse events. The stock reacted negatively, underscoring near-term volatility as investors reassess the readout's implications for the registry path.
Tyra's SURF302 readout shows 86% ORR at target exposure in 26 evaluable patients.
60 mg daily dose supported for adjuvant trials; CR 57% at 60 mg.
Stock fell about 21-22% on the news; analysts note expectations were higher.
TYRA plans 70 mg cohort and Phase 3 design discussions with health authorities.
SURF303 upper tract results show 60 mg daily CR at 3 months with no adverse events.
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