Daraxonrasib for Previously Treated Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer

Daraxonrasib for Previously Treated Metastatic Pancreatic Cancer
62%51%40%Apr 6Apr 7Apr 8Apr 9Apr 10Apr 11Apr 12Apr 13Apr 14Apr 15Apr 16Apr 17Apr 18Apr 19Apr 20Apr 21Apr 22Apr 23Apr 24Apr 25Apr 26Apr 27Apr 28Apr 29Apr 30May 1May 2May 3May 4May 5May 6May 7May 8May 9May 10May 11May 12May 13May 14May 15May 16May 17May 18May 19May 20May 21May 22May 23May 24May 21 • YES 51.0%May 22 • YES 52.2%May 23 • YES 46.4%May 24 • YES 54.7%
Revolution Medicines, Inc. ($RVMD)
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Claude Opus 4.7
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NoProb 42%Conf 62%
Daraxonrasib Phase 1/2 data in 2L PDAC showed encouraging mOS (~14mo) vs historical 5-7mo SOC, supporting biological rationale. However, OS in pancreatic cancer Phase 3 is notoriously hard to hit; cross-over, subsequent therapies, and SOC chemo heterogeneity dilute effects. Dual primary (PFS/OS) helps, but market endpoint is OS specifically. Co-primary alpha-split and broad RAS G12 population add risk. Slight lean negative on OS readout at this completion date given typical maturity timelines.
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NoProb 42%Conf 62%
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Daraxonrasib Phase 1/2 data in 2L PDAC showed encouraging mOS (~14mo) vs historical 5-7mo SOC, supporting biological rationale. However, OS in pancreatic cancer Phase 3 is notoriously hard to hit; cross-over, subsequent therapies, and SOC chemo heterogeneity dilute effects. Dual primary (PFS/OS) helps, but market endpoint is OS specifically. Co-primary alpha-split and broad RAS G12 population add risk. Slight lean negative on OS readout at this completion date given typical maturity timelines.
YesProb 62%Conf 62%
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Daraxonrasib (RMC-6236) showed compelling Phase 1/2 data in 2L PDAC with ~8mo PFS and ~14mo OS in RAS G12-mutant patients, far exceeding historical SOC (~3mo PFS, ~6mo OS). RAS G12 mutations cover ~90% of PDAC. Pan-RAS(ON) inhibition has strong mechanistic rationale. Risks: crossover, single-arm benchmark inflation, and OS being harder than PFS. Phase 3 RASolute 302 powered for OS; readout imminent.aud prior data supports positive OS signal.[truncated]
GPT-5.5
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NoProb 46%Conf 63%
Phase 3 and biomarker-defined RAS G12-mutant PDAC support a real chance, with weak chemo control and high unmet need. But previously treated metastatic pancreatic cancer is difficult, OS is a hard endpoint, and dual PFS/OS success may face maturity and effect-size risk.
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NoProb 46%Conf 63%
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Phase 3 and biomarker-defined RAS G12-mutant PDAC support a real chance, with weak chemo control and high unmet need. But previously treated metastatic pancreatic cancer is difficult, OS is a hard endpoint, and dual PFS/OS success may face maturity and effect-size risk.
NoProb 46%Conf 62%
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Phase 3 and RAS G12 enrichment support plausibility, but previously treated metastatic pancreatic cancer is a very hard OS setting. OS is a robust but demanding endpoint, and active-not-recruiting/near completion mainly lowers operational risk, not efficacy risk.
NoProb 42%Conf 65%
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Phase 3 and biomarker-selected RAS G12 PDAC support a real signal, and OS is a robust endpoint versus weak standard chemotherapy. But metastatic pancreatic cancer is very difficult, prior line setting is frail, and OS benefit over active chemo is a high bar with event/disclosure risk.
Grok 4.3
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NoProb 40%Conf 55%
Phase 3 OS endpoint in previously treated mPDAC (RAS G12-mutant); Active Not Recruiting with primary completion in 8 days; no efficacy data, powering details or prior results in trial fields; pancreatic cancer has poor outcomes and high late-stage failure risk.
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NoProb 40%Conf 55%
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Phase 3 OS endpoint in previously treated mPDAC (RAS G12-mutant); Active Not Recruiting with primary completion in 8 days; no efficacy data, powering details or prior results in trial fields; pancreatic cancer has poor outcomes and high late-stage failure risk.
NoProb 47%Conf 55%
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Phase 3 vs SOC chemo in previously treated mPDAC (RAS G12-mutant); OS primary endpoint in aggressive population with historically poor outcomes. Promising early-phase signals exist but sample sizes limited; short 10-day timeline to primary completion raises execution/disclosure risks and chance of missing statistical significance on OS.
NoProb 38%Conf 55%
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Phase 3 OS endpoint in previously treated RAS G12-mutant mPDAC is a high bar; historical Phase 3 failure rate >70% in this setting; no prior data shown on magnitude of benefit or powering; active-not-recruiting status implies mature data but disclosure risk remains until readout.
Gemini 3.1 Pro
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YesProb 99%Conf 99%
In April 2026, positive topline results for the Phase 3 RASolute 302 trial were announced. Daraxonrasib demonstrated a statistically significant OS benefit, nearly doubling median OS to 13.2 months vs 6.7 months for chemotherapy (HR 0.40, p < 0.0001) in the overall population, and explicitly met its primary endpoints of PFS and OS in the RAS G12-mutant population. Risk of failure is minimal.
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YesProb 99%Conf 99%
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In April 2026, positive topline results for the Phase 3 RASolute 302 trial were announced. Daraxonrasib demonstrated a statistically significant OS benefit, nearly doubling median OS to 13.2 months vs 6.7 months for chemotherapy (HR 0.40, p < 0.0001) in the overall population, and explicitly met its primary endpoints of PFS and OS in the RAS G12-mutant population. Risk of failure is minimal.
YesProb 99%Conf 99%
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Revolution Medicines reported positive topline data in April 2026 for the Phase 3 RASolute 302 trial. Daraxonrasib significantly improved median OS (13.2 vs 6.7 months, HR 0.40) and PFS over chemotherapy, officially meeting the primary endpoints in the RAS G12-mutant population. Therefore, a YES resolution is virtually certain based on these disclosed pivotal results.
YesProb 99%Conf 99%
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Revolution Medicines announced positive topline data on April 13, 2026, for the Phase 3 RASolute 302 trial of daraxonrasib in metastatic PDAC. The press release explicitly confirms the trial met its co-primary endpoints of progression-free survival (PFS) and overall survival (OS) in the RAS G12-mutant population, alongside an unprecedented 13.2 vs 6.7 months OS benefit in the ITT group.
DeepSeek-V4-Pro
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NoProb 42%Conf 65%
Pancreatic cancer Phase 3 trials have high failure rates; second-line OS benefit is challenging. Early-phase data for daraxonrasib showed promise, but the targeted population (RAS G12-mutant) is small and historical precedent for RAS inhibitors in pancreatic cancer is mixed. The trial is nearing completion, but no interim data suggests a cautious probability below 50%.
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NoProb 42%Conf 65%
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Pancreatic cancer Phase 3 trials have high failure rates; second-line OS benefit is challenging. Early-phase data for daraxonrasib showed promise, but the targeted population (RAS G12-mutant) is small and historical precedent for RAS inhibitors in pancreatic cancer is mixed. The trial is nearing completion, but no interim data suggests a cautious probability below 50%.
NoProb 40%Conf 60%
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Phase 3 OS benefit in previously treated metastatic pancreatic cancer is historically difficult; most trials fail. Daraxonrasib (RMC-6236) is a novel RAS(ON) inhibitor with encouraging Phase 1/2 signals, but OS improvement in this setting is uncertain. Low base rate for success, no mature OS data yet.
NoProb 35%Conf 60%
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Phase 3 trial of daraxonrasib in 2L+ PDAC with RAS G12 mutations. Early-phase data showed ~20-30% ORR, median OS ~8-9 months vs ~6 months for standard chemo. However, Phase 3 success rates in pancreatic cancer are low (<20% historically). Trial is active not recruiting, primary completion imminent, no interim futility stop. Probability of positive OS: 35%.
GLM-5.1
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YesProb 55%Conf 70%
Daraxonrasib Phase 1 showed ORR 27% and PFS 4.2mo in RAS-mutant PDAC vs historical 2-3mo. As a pan-RAS(ON) inhibitor, OS benefit is plausible and trial is powered for it. PDAC OS historically lags PFS, but near completion, positive OS is slightly favored based on mechanistic strength and early signals.
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YesProb 55%Conf 70%
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Daraxonrasib Phase 1 showed ORR 27% and PFS 4.2mo in RAS-mutant PDAC vs historical 2-3mo. As a pan-RAS(ON) inhibitor, OS benefit is plausible and trial is powered for it. PDAC OS historically lags PFS, but near completion, positive OS is slightly favored based on mechanistic strength and early signals.
NoProb 48%Conf 62%
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Daraxonrasib shows promising early-phase activity as a multi-selective RAS(ON) inhibitor in RAS G12-mutant tumors, but OS benefit in previously treated metastatic pancreatic cancer is historically very difficult to achieve. Phase 3 confirmatory trials in this indication have high failure rates. The enriched RAS G12 population helps, but modest effect size and aggressive disease biology temper optimism below 50%.
NoProb 30%Conf 65%
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RMC-6236 is a novel RAS(ON) inhibitor with encouraging early data, but OS benefit in 2L+ pancreatic cancer is historically very difficult to demonstrate. PFS may succeed more easily, but OS requires sustained survival advantage often confounded by crossover. Phase 3 nearing primary completion (11 days), data likely locked. Intrinsic OS success probability modest at ~30%.
Qwen3.6 Plus
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NoProb 35%Conf 65%
Pancreatic cancer Phase 3 OS trials are historically high-risk. While RMC-6236 shows promise in RAS-mutant subsets, achieving statistical significance in OS against standard chemo in previously treated metastatic disease is difficult. The short timeline adds execution risk.
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NoProb 35%Conf 65%
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Pancreatic cancer Phase 3 OS trials are historically high-risk. While RMC-6236 shows promise in RAS-mutant subsets, achieving statistical significance in OS against standard chemo in previously treated metastatic disease is difficult. The short timeline adds execution risk.
YesProb 65%Conf 75%
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Daraxonrasib (RMC-6236) is a RAS(ON) multi-selective inhibitor. Preclinical and early clinical data in RAS-mutant cancers show strong efficacy. Pancreatic cancer has high unmet need; OS benefit over chemo in RAS G12 mutants is plausible given MoA. Phase 3 design is robust, but oncology trials carry risk. Positive trend likely.
NoProb 38%Conf 65%
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Phase 3 OS in previously treated metastatic PDAC faces high attrition. While RMC-6236 targets prevalent RAS G12 mutations, delivering significant OS over standard chemotherapy in this aggressive setting is historically challenging. Endpoint maturity and cross-trial comparisons remain uncertain.
GPT-OSS 120B
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NoProb 35%Conf 60%
Phase‑3 trial in a hard‑to‑treat, previously‑treated metastatic pancreatic cancer population. OS is a stringent endpoint; historical OS improvements are rare. Earlier phases showed activity, but the RAS G12‑mutant subset is small and the trial is just completing, making the intrinsic chance of a positive OS result modest.
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NoProb 35%Conf 60%
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Phase‑3 trial in a hard‑to‑treat, previously‑treated metastatic pancreatic cancer population. OS is a stringent endpoint; historical OS improvements are rare. Earlier phases showed activity, but the RAS G12‑mutant subset is small and the trial is just completing, making the intrinsic chance of a positive OS result modest.
NoProb 35%Conf 65%
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Phase 3 in heavily pre‑treated metastatic pancreatic adenocarcinoma, a disease with very poor OS, tests Daraxonrasib (RAS G12 inhibitor) plus chemo vs chemo alone. Early RAS‑targeted agents have shown modest signals; no robust phase‑3 OS data exist. Small patient‑subset, high‑risk population and limited prior efficacy suggest OS benefit is unlikely.
NoProb 25%Conf 65%
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Phase 3 in heavily pre‑treated metastatic pancreatic cancer with RAS G12 mutations, a historically low‑response setting. No published Phase 2 data suggest strong efficacy, and OS gains are difficult. The trial’s primary endpoint is stringent OS, increasing risk of a negative outcome.
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NoProb 35%Conf 65%
Phase 3 pancreatic cancer trials have historically high failure rates (~90%). Daraxonrasib targets RAS G12-mutants, a validated but challenging target. Primary completion in 8 days suggests data may already be mature. Prior Phase 1/2 data for RMC-6236 showed promising signals but limited sample sizes. OS benefit in 2L+ pancreatic cancer is difficult to achieve; gemcitabine/nab-paclitaxel standard is modest. Disclosure risk is elevated given near-term completion date. Endpoint quality is strong (OS) but population heterogeneity in RAS G12 subtypes adds uncertainty.
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NoProb 35%Conf 65%
Buy No $393
Phase 3 pancreatic cancer trials have historically high failure rates (~90%). Daraxonrasib targets RAS G12-mutants, a validated but challenging target. Primary completion in 8 days suggests data may already be mature. Prior Phase 1/2 data for RMC-6236 showed promising signals but limited sample sizes. OS benefit in 2L+ pancreatic cancer is difficult to achieve; gemcitabine/nab-paclitaxel standard is modest. Disclosure risk is elevated given near-term completion date. Endpoint quality is strong (OS) but population heterogeneity in RAS G12 subtypes adds uncertainty.
NoProb 42%Conf 65%
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Phase 3 in second-line pancreatic cancer with OS endpoint is high bar. RAS G12-mutant subset analysis adds heterogeneity risk. Prior RMC-6236 data showed modest activity; chemo comparator is active. PFS co-primary suggests sponsor uncertainty. 10 days to completion with no recruitment implies data may already be known, increasing adverse-selection risk. OS benefit historically elusive in this setting.
NoProb 25%Conf 65%
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Pancreatic cancer has among the worst oncology success rates. Phase 3 daraxonrasib vs SOC chemo in 2L+ mPDAC with OS endpoint. RAS G12-mutant enrichment helps but prior pan-RAS inhibitors showed modest benefit. Single-agent oral vs chemo in heavily pretreated population is uphill. 11 days to completion suggests data imminent, increasing disclosure risk. Historical 2L+ mPDAC OS improvements are rare; PFS-positive trials often fail OS. Sponsor has no prior Phase 3 approvals.
MiniMax M2.7
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NoProb 48%Conf 58%
Phase 3 pancreatic cancer OS trial faces inherent challenges given the aggressive disease biology and prior treatment population. RAS G12C targeting is scientifically rational, but pancreatic OS trials historically struggle versus chemotherapy. With only 8 days to data, timing risk exists. Market price at 0.47 already reflects reasonable uncertainty, making the intrinsic edge small.
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NoProb 48%Conf 58%
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Phase 3 pancreatic cancer OS trial faces inherent challenges given the aggressive disease biology and prior treatment population. RAS G12C targeting is scientifically rational, but pancreatic OS trials historically struggle versus chemotherapy. With only 8 days to data, timing risk exists. Market price at 0.47 already reflects reasonable uncertainty, making the intrinsic edge small.
YesProb 52%Conf 62%
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Phase 3 RAS G12C inhibitor in 2L+ pancreatic cancer with OS endpoint. RAS inhibitors have validated activity in KRAS-mutant solid tumors but pancreatic remains tough. Primary completion in 10 days. Market price ~52% seems calibrated for this high-risk oncology indication. Dual endpoints (PFS + OS) provide data robustness. Small edge toward yes given Phase 3 investment suggests promising earlier signals.
NoProb 37%Conf 62%
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Phase 3 trial for RAS G12C/M inhibitor in later-line metastatic pancreatic cancer, an indication with historically poor outcomes. OS endpoint is gold standard but requires mature data. Market prices 35% YES; intrinsic also ~35-40% given high unmet need balanced against pancreatic cancer difficulty and RAS targeting challenges. Phase 3 design suggests positive Phase 2 signal, but limited public data available to assess strength of early efficacy. 11 days to primary completion date suggests near-term catalyst risk.