EyePoint (EYPT) Jefferies Global Healthcare Conference 2026 summary
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Jefferies Global Healthcare Conference 2026 summary
3 Jun, 2026Clinical development updates
Lead product DURAVYU (EYP-1901) is in four phase III trials: two for wet AMD (LUGANO, LUCIA) and two for DME (COMO, CAPRI), with wet AMD trials fully enrolled and DME trials nearly two-thirds enrolled.
LUGANO trial readout expected in August, LUCIA about two months later; last patient visit for wet AMD in about a month.
DME trials are enrolling rapidly, with last patient expected in Q3 2024 and top-line data anticipated about a year later.
Primary endpoint for wet AMD is non-inferiority in visual acuity at week 52/56 versus Eylea; phase II data showed strong non-inferiority.
Safety profile remains strong, with no significant safety signals or protocol changes recommended by the data monitoring committee.
Key efficacy and safety considerations
Statistical non-inferiority in visual acuity is the main efficacy goal; small differences in letters are not clinically meaningful to practitioners.
Safety is closely monitored, with no ocular systemic SAEs reported in prior trials and ongoing masked safety reviews in phase III.
Reduction in treatment burden is a major value proposition; a 20% or greater reduction is considered clinically meaningful, with only 8% needed for statistical superiority.
In phase II, about 50% of eyes were rescue-free at one year with a single injection; real-world use may involve combination with biologics.
Sustained VEGF suppression is believed to improve long-term visual outcomes.
Real-world application and market dynamics
Real-world treatment is expected to use a treat-and-extend approach, alternating DURAVYU and biologics, potentially reducing injections by a third.
Doctors may prefer over-treating to avoid under-treatment, with individualized therapy based on patient response.
Market for retinal vascular diseases in the U.S. is projected at $13 billion in 2025, with high single-digit growth rates.
Sustained release therapies are seen as the top unmet need by retina specialists.
Strategic partners view the space as a large opportunity, with DME alone representing a $3 billion U.S. market.
Latest events from EyePoint
- LUGANO trial showed strong secondary results and safety; LUCIA aims to confirm efficacy for approval.EYPT
12th Annual Cantor Fitzgerald Global Healthcare Conference - DURAVYU reduced treatment burden and maintained efficacy and safety in wet AMD.EYPT
Corporate presentation - DURAVYU's phase III data support strong safety and reduced injections, with LUCIA results due Q4.EYPT
Citigroup’s Biopharma Back to School Summit 2026 - DURAVYU reduced treatment burden by 42% and matched aflibercept efficacy and safety in wet AMD.EYPT
Study result - Q2 2026 revenue fell 90% and net loss rose to $94.5M as DURAVYU Phase 3 R&D costs surged.EYPT
Q2 2026 - DURAVYU advances as a potential first-in-class, long-acting TKI for major retinal diseases.EYPT
Investor presentation - Phase III data for a novel sustained-release retinal therapy with dual action is expected soon.EYPT
Goldman Sachs 47th Annual Global Healthcare Conference 2026 - Pivotal data for a six-month sustained-release retinal therapy expected mid-2026.EYPT
44th Annual J.P. Morgan Healthcare Conference - Sustained-release insert shows strong efficacy in retinal disease with pivotal trials and robust funding.EYPT
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