ORION has no confirmed start and end dates for this wording, so it is not compared with filings.
olezarsenSubmission
by the end of the year
“We are on track to submit a supplemental new drug application for both the 50 mg and 80 mg doses to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (“FDA”) by the end of the year”
ORION has no confirmed start and end dates for this wording, so it is not compared with filings.
“Not compared” means ORION has not matched this wording against a complete set of SEC filings for its period. It says nothing either way about whether a matching filing exists. Wording without exact dates is not given calendar dates.
Retained company announcements
Historical summaries and source dates are retained separately from the SEC timing quotes above. Earlier publications were collected retrospectively.
Retained summary: Ionis reported a December 19, 2024 FDA target action date for olezarsen in familial chylomicronemia syndrome. Other olezarsen indications and their trials are separate milestones.
These are selected linked records and dated source metadata, not a live registry recheck or the company’s full pipeline. Company announcements and the selected registry study are separate evidence sets. No stage or event timing is borrowed between them.
The timing wording in the earliest company statement located within the sources checked, quoted as written (for example “2H 2026”). An earlier statement may exist outside those sources.
Disclosure date
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1H, 2H, 1Q–4Q
First or second half, or first to fourth quarter, of the year named, as the company wrote it. Equivalent notations are compared together; the original wording stays visible.
SEC original
The filing as published on the SEC EDGAR system. “Company original” is the release on the company's own investor site.
Status
One of seven labels set by founder review of the original filings. Definitions: Methodology.
A New Drug Application (NDA) or Biologics License Application (BLA) asks the FDA to approve a drug or biologic for sale.Q1–Q4 (also written 1Q–4Q) are quarters of the year: Q1 is January–March, Q2 April–June, Q3 July–September and Q4 October–December, unless the company uses a different fiscal year.A PDUFA date is the target date by which the FDA aims to decide on a drug or biologic application.Topline results are the main summary results of a clinical trial, released before the full data.