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To own Dyne Therapeutics here, you have to believe its exon‑skipping and DM1 platforms can convert strong early science into real, approvable drugs before the cash runs down. The positive DELIVER data and plan to file for U.S. accelerated approval now sit at the center of the near term story, with the proposed Q2 2026 submission and potential first launch the key milestones to watch. The US$350.0 million follow‑on offering materially changes the equation: it extends the cash runway, supports a global Phase 3 and commercial build‑out, but also adds to a year of heavy dilution and amplifies execution risk if timelines slip. With the share price sharply higher over three months yet still below consensus targets, the stock feels more tightly linked than before to regulatory decisions and clean longer term safety data.
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