By Mill Chart
Last update: Aug 7, 2025
Nuvalent Inc-A (NASDAQ:NUVL) reported its second-quarter 2025 financial results, with earnings per share (EPS) of -$1.31, slightly missing analyst estimates of -$1.26. Revenue for the quarter came in at $0, aligning with expectations, as the clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company has yet to commercialize any products. The market reaction has been cautiously optimistic, with pre-market trading showing a modest uptick of 1.45%, suggesting investor focus may be shifting toward pipeline developments rather than the expected financial losses typical of a pre-revenue biotech firm.
Nuvalent’s press release emphasized progress in its oncology pipeline, particularly the rolling New Drug Application (NDA) submission for zidesamtinib (NVL-520), a ROS1-selective inhibitor for advanced ROS1-positive non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC). The company expects to complete the submission in Q3 2025, a key milestone that could pave the way for potential FDA approval. Additionally, Nuvalent continues advancing neladalkib (NVL-655), an ALK-selective inhibitor, and NVL-330, a HER2-targeted therapy, both in earlier stages of development.
Despite the slight EPS miss, Nuvalent’s stock has shown resilience, with pre-market gains suggesting investor optimism around its clinical progress. Over the past month, shares have declined by ~5.2%, but the immediate post-earnings reaction indicates that the market may be looking beyond short-term financials toward long-term potential in its targeted oncology therapies.
Analysts project continued losses for Nuvalent in the near term, with full-year 2025 EPS estimated at -$5.06 and Q3 2025 EPS forecasted at -$1.29. Revenue expectations remain at $0, reinforcing the company’s status as a clinical-stage entity. The lack of revenue guidance in the press release does not deviate from these expectations.
For a deeper dive into Nuvalent’s earnings and analyst estimates, visit Nuvalent’s earnings page.
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