Brookline Capital raises Kymera Therapeutics price target on reduced risk

Kymera (KYMR) reported Q3 2026 earnings, highlighting progress in its pipeline, including Phase IIb data for KT-621 in atopic dermatitis (AD) expected by year-end. The BROADEN 2 study's placebo-controlled portion is complete, with 98% of eligible patients enrolling in the open-label extension. The company also discussed market research indicating a demand for safe, effective oral treatments for AD.

Oppenheimer raised its price target for Kymera Therapeutics (NASDAQ:KYMR) to $140 from $125, citing positive drug trial results and Q3 financials. The stock is near its 52-week high. Kymera reported a Q3 loss of $1.32 per share, slightly missing estimates, but has $1.6B in cash. Brookline Capital also raised its target to $132.

Kymera Therapeutics reported Q3 results, highlighting 98% inhibition of TLR7/8-stimulated interferon-beta levels and positive phase I data for KT-579. The company plans a phase Ib lupus study (LUMORA) in early 2027. KT-621 is expected to show atopic dermatitis efficacy comparable to dupilumab. Q3 R&D expenses were $128.5M, with cash position of $1.6B providing runway into 2029.

Kymera Therapeutics (KYMR) reported Q3 2026 results, missing earnings but showing 90%+ target engagement for its IRF5 degrader KT-579. The stock rose 3.46% premarket. The company reported a net loss of $132M, up from $82.2M YoY, with R&D expenses increasing 73%. Kymera has $1.6B in cash, providing a runway into 2029. KT-579 showed promising Phase 1 data, with significant biomarker reductions and a favorable safety profile.

Kymera Therapeutics reported 3Q 2026 revenue of $0, down from $2.8M a year earlier, and a net loss of $132M, or $(1.32) per share, compared to a net loss of $82.2M, or $(0.94) per share, in the prior-year quarter. The company's collaboration revenue for the nine months increased to $99.4M, driven by partnerships with Gilead and Sanofi. Research and development spending rose 49%, primarily due to expanded program work and personnel investments.

Kymera Therapeutics (KYMR) reported phase 1 trial results for KT-579, showing significant IRF5 degradation and biomarker reductions. The company plans a phase 1b lupus trial in 2027. Q3 2026 net loss was $132.0M, up from $82.2M in 2025, with R&D expenses increasing. Cash reserves are $1.6B, expected to last into 2029. Updates on other clinical trials were also provided.