Kura Oncology 2025 Q3 Earnings Revenue Misses Estimates by 75.72%, Net Loss Widens 36.2%

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Wednesday, Nov 5, 2025 5:49 pm ET1min read
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reported 2025 Q3 revenue 75.72% below estimates, with net loss widening 36.2%.

- Revenue relied solely on Kyowa Kirin partnership, highlighting lack of diversified income streams.

- CEO emphasized ziftomenib's FDA PDUFA date (Nov 30, 2025) and KOMET-017 trial progress despite rising costs.

- $30M milestone payment from Kyowa Kirin and $315M pending payments underscore ziftomenib's AML therapy potential.

- Post-earnings stock dropped sharply, with no revenue guidance provided amid ongoing operational challenges.

Kura Oncology (KURA) reported fiscal 2025 Q3 earnings on Nov 5, 2025, with results significantly below expectations. , , . , driven by collaboration revenue from its Kyowa Kirin partnership.

Revenue

, . , though the absence of diversified revenue streams highlights operational challenges.

Earnings/Net Income

, , , , in Q3 2024. , exacerbated by rising R&D and G&A expenses.

Price Action

Following the earnings report, .

Post-Earnings Price Action Review

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CEO Commentary

CEO Troy Wilson emphasized ziftomenib’s regulatory progress, noting the FDA’s PDUFA date remains on track for November 30, 2025. He highlighted robust clinical and commercial readiness, . , underscoring the company’s heavy investment in late-stage trials.

Guidance

Management reiterated focus on the November 30 PDUFA date and advancing KOMET-017 trials. , with no revenue targets provided.

Additional News

Kura announced a second $30 million milestone payment from Kyowa Kirin for the KOMET-017 trial, . The company plans to host a virtual investor event on December 8 to discuss ASH 2025 data updates. Analysts highlighted the $315 million in pending milestone payments and ziftomenib’s potential as a best-in-class therapy for AML.

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