Despite positive trial outcomes, Incyte has yet to secure expanded FDA approval for its drug Zynyz (retifanlimab) in the treatment of anal cancer as of May 2025. In the industry, securing such approvals is crucial for pharmaceutical companies to widen their market reach and impact patient care.
Significant developments in 2024 saw Incyte announce promising results from its Phase 3 trial for Zynyz. According to fiercepharma.com, the trial indicated a strong reduction in the progression of tumor growth when Zynyz was combined with chemotherapy. By September, data presented at the European Society for Medical Oncology Congress reaffirmed these findings, showing a 37% decrease in the risk of disease progression. The company expressed intentions to file a supplemental Biologics License Application by the end of 2024.
Financially, Incyte Corp. is witnessing modest stock market activity, with its stock priced at $62.27, reflecting a minimal increase from the previous day. As the discussions with the FDA continue, all eyes remain on Incyte's strategic advances to extend approval for Zynyz, which could significantly influence their market standing.