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Immediate 17% premarket drop indicates likely near-term valuation pressure on SNDX; failed Phase 2 endpoint raises concern about axatilimab’s commercial potential and may trigger revisions to capital plans or strategic options, similar to past biotech setbacks where post-data discounts persisted for weeks.
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Syndax (SNDX) saw a sharp premarket drop after MAXPIRE Phase 2 data showed axatilimab failed to meet the primary endpoint in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis, specifically the annualized rate of decline in forced vital capacity. The setback casts doubt on the program’s near-term value and could influence Syndax’s financing options and potential partnering discussions in the coming months.
SNDX fell 17.2% premarket after MAXPIRE Phase 2 failed.
Primary endpoint: annualized rate of decline in FVC not met.
Share price around $13.70 premarket.
Axatilimab pipeline and Syndax's funding needs under scrutiny.
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