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If FDA approval for ulixacaltamide occurs as management expects, near-term commercial launch (after DEA scheduling) would create a new revenue stream; relutrigine timing remains uncertain and could shift expected near-term revenue if delayed. Both outcomes hinge on regulator decisions and DEA scheduling.
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At Guggenheim's conference, PRAX management said the late-cycle FDA meeting for ulixacaltamide is complete and they expect approval in January; the company is launch-ready pending DEA scheduling. They also signaled reviewer-related uncertainty for relutrigine but still expect approval and flagged an EMERALD topline readout in Q4 2026.
Management said the late-cycle meeting for ulixacaltamide is complete and discussed labeling details, and left the meeting believing approval will arrive in January.
Company said it is launch-ready and expects to begin commercialization of ulixacaltamide after DEA scheduling, which management anticipates will be Schedule IV or V.
Management said the late-cycle meeting for relutrigine addressed recent information requests and noted the lead reviewer retired, creating review uncertainty though the company still expects approval.
Management expressed strong confidence ahead of a fourth-quarter 2026 EMERALD topline readout for relutrigine in broad developmental and epileptic encephalopathies.
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