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To own Kymera, you need to believe its targeted protein degradation platform can translate into meaningful, multi-indication drugs, with KT-621 as the flagship in Type 2 inflammation. The Fast Track designation and strong Phase 1b data appear to sharpen the focus on KT-621 as the key near term clinical catalyst, while the biggest risk remains Kymera’s high cash burn and reliance on future trial success to justify that spending.
Among recent announcements, the US$602,000,000 follow on equity offering stands out, because it adds financial flexibility just as Kymera moves KT-621 into parallel Phase 2b and planned Phase 3 programs. This extra capital may help support the expanded clinical agenda around KT-621 and other degraders, but it also increases dilution, which investors must weigh against the potential payoff from these upcoming milestones.
Yet before getting too comfortable with the KT-621 story, investors should also be aware of the risk that sustained high R&D spend...
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Kymera Therapeutics’ narrative projects $82.2 million revenue and $13.0 million earnings by 2028.
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