Diamyd Medical AB (publ) (STO:DMYD.B)
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Jul 24, 2026, 5:29 PM CET

Diamyd Medical AB Earnings Call Transcripts

Fiscal Year 2026

  • Study result

    Interim phase III results for retogatein in type 1 diabetes showed futility, with no efficacy observed in any subgroup, contradicting prior positive data. A thorough investigation is underway, and the trial continues until the root cause is determined. Cash position remains strong at $40 million.

  • Q2 25/26

    Full enrollment in a pivotal phase III trial, $25M in new U.S. financing, and a successful GMP inspection mark major milestones. Additional conditional funding could bring total new cash to $160M, supporting trial completion and pre-commercial activities.

  • Lilla Lördag

    A precision medicine approach targeting HLA-defined subgroups in type 1 diabetes is under phase III evaluation, with interim results expected soon. Early data suggest efficacy depends on genetic selection, and regulatory pathways may allow accelerated approval if results are positive.

  • Status update

    Primary efficacy readout for the phase 3 trial has been moved up to 15 months, with interim results expected in March 2026. Early positive data could enable accelerated FDA approval, and durability will still be assessed at 24 months.

Fiscal Year 2025

  • Status Update

    Type 1 diabetes research is advancing rapidly, with precision medicine and immune tolerance therapies leading the way. Diamyd Medical's GAD65-based phase III trial targets genetically defined patients, with an interim readout in March that could accelerate FDA approval. Optimism is high for significant breakthroughs and expanded patient access in the coming years.

  • A precision medicine therapy for Type 1 diabetes is in phase III, targeting patients with specific genetics and showing promising results in preserving insulin production. An early readout is expected in March-April, with strong financial backing and commercialization plans focused on the U.S. and Europe.