DURECT

DURECT Corp. focuses on advancing novel and potentially lifesaving investigational therapies derived from its Epigenetic Regulator Program. Its pipeline is called DUR-928, an endogenous sulfated oxysterol and an epigenetic regulator. The company was founded by James E. Brown and Felix Theeuwes on February 6, 1998 and is headquartered in Cupertino, CA.

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DURECT reports robust revenue growth and advances AHFIRM trial

DURECT's financials improved notably in 2022, driven by milestone payments and revenue growth.
AHFIRM trial progress and potential of larsucosterol offer promising prospects for the company.
Balancing high R&D costs, regulatory milestones, and market competition are key challenges.
Strategic management of cash reserves and successful trial outcomes are critical for future success.

DURECT (DRRX) advances promising AH treatment with strong Q1 results

DURECT's Q1 performance reflects progress in the development of Larsucosterol for AH.
Strengths lie in positive clinical data, regulatory support, and market awareness.
Challenges include market recall, pricing strategy, and potential dosing issues.
Opportunities exist in market expansion, regulatory milestones, and cost-saving potential.

DURECT reports Q2 revenue, progresses AHFIRM trial, eyes oncology expansion

DURECT's Q2 2023 performance reflects a balance between revenue generation, strategic investments, and financial strengthening.
The company's strengths lie in advancing clinical trials, exploring new markets, and planning for commercial success.
Challenges include regulatory hurdles, financial sustainability, and addressing analyst inquiries, while opportunities abound in oncology expansion and market growth.
Overall, DURECT's focus on innovation, strategic partnerships, and market awareness positions it for future success and growth.

DURECT reports positive trial results for larsucosterol in AH

DURECT's financials and cash position remain stable, with a successful net proceeds raise and operational funding secured.
Larsucosterol's positive trial results and FDA Fast Track designation position it as a promising treatment for AH.
While challenges exist in regulatory pathways and trial complexities, the market potential for larsucosterol is substantial.
Overall, DURECT's focus on addressing AH with an effective treatment underscores its commitment to patient care.

DURECT reports revenue decline but positive trial results for larsucosterol

DURECT saw a decline in revenues but managed to reduce R&D and SG&A expenses in 2023.
Positive trial results and feedback position larsucosterol as a promising therapy for alcohol-associated hepatitis.
Navigating revenue challenges, regulatory discussions, and cost management are key focus areas for DURECT.

DURECT reports Q1 revenue dip, eyes FDA approval for AH treatment

DURECT's Q1 2024 performance saw revenue decline but cost management improvements.
Progress in larsucosterol Phase III trial and AHFIRM data acceptance signal positive developments.
While revenue challenges persist, opportunities in AH treatment market and financial stability are notable.
Strategic focus on AH patients' needs and efficient trial design position DURECT for future success.

DURECT reports revenue growth and progress in life-saving therapy trials

DURECT's Q2 2024 performance showed revenue growth and significant expense reductions.
Strengths lie in breakthrough therapy designation, positive study results, and cost-efficient trial planning.
Challenges include managing cash burn, meeting trial timelines, and industry competition.
Opportunities exist in market expansion, partnerships, pipeline diversification, and cost optimization.

DURECT reports improved Q3 financials and progresses key clinical trials

DURECT's financials improved in Q3 2024 with lower expenses and stable revenues, while advancing key clinical trials.
Despite challenges like licensing agreement termination, the company is poised for growth with promising trial results and strategic opportunities.

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DURECT Corporation (DRRX) CEO Jim Brown on Q2 2019 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

DURECT established a deal with Gilead Sciences with potential to earn $320 million or more in payments to develop HIV and Hepatitis B products.

Durect's Latest Progress Between Liver Disease Drug And Partnership Launches It Forward

Gilead Sciences

DURECT announced a deal with Gilead to out-license its SABER® technology for a Long-Acting Injectable HIV Investigational Product.

DURECT's Deal With Gilead: An Unexpected Bonus For Shareholders

Penny stock DURECT Corporation (NASDAQ: DRRX) is advancing strongly Monday following an out-licensing deal with Gilead Sciences, Inc.

DURECT Soars On Out-Licensing Deal With Gilead For Up To $170M

DURECT Corp (DRRX) CEO James Brown on Q1 2019 Results - Earnings Call Transcript

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