Reports Q3 revenue $10.6M, consensus $5.51M. “Stoke’s progress in 2025 has the Company on an important growth trajectory. We are creating an understanding of the devastating impacts of Dravet syndrome on people’s lives and the potential of zorevunersen to improve outcomes for them through substantial seizure reductions and improvements in cognition and behavior,” said Ian F. Smith, Chief Executive Officer and Director of Stoke Therapeutics (STOK). “In just three months since the initiation of our Phase 3 EMPEROR study, we have made significant progress with more than 20 patients randomized into dosing and a steady progression of more patients entering the screening period. At the same time, presentations of new clinical data at medical congresses have provided greater understanding of zorevunersen’s disease-modifying potential that is highly differentiated from any currently available treatments. We look forward to meeting with the FDA under our Breakthrough Therapy Designation before year-end, at which time we will review the four years of safety and efficacy data from our clinical studies and discuss how we can work together to deliver zorevunersen to patients through expedited regulatory pathways.”
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