OCUL
NASDAQ · Healthcare · Biotechnology · US
Next report
Analyst consensus
- Next report date
- Nov 3, 2026
- EPS estimate
- -$0.36
- Revenue estimate
- $14.3M
Latest reported
- Last report date
- Aug 4, 2026
- EPS actual
- -$0.35
- EPS estimate
- -$0.40
- Revenue actual
- $13.5M
- Revenue estimate
- $13.2M
Track record
Trailing twelve quarters
- EPS beats (12Q)
- 4
- EPS misses (12Q)
- 6
- EPS in line (12Q)
- 2
- Avg surprise (4Q)
- -6.3%
- Revenue beats (12Q)
- 4
Analyst ratings
Sell-side consensus
- Consensus
- Buy
- Price target
- $26
- PT range
- $23 – $30
- Analysts
- 3
Q1 FY2026 · May 5, 2026
AI summary of management’s prepared remarks and analyst Q&A · For informational purposes only, not investment advice
Management highlights
2026 is off to a great start for Ocular Therapeutics. Xpaxly showed superiority to an approved anti-VEGF agent in a phase three wet AMD trial (SOL1) with a p-value of 0.0006 for the primary endpoint. It had unmatched durability, sustained disease control with fewer rescues, and 66% of patients had a single injection maintain vision for a year. Initiated enrollment in Solex long-term extension trial. Completed randomization of 631 subjects in SOLAR, exceeding the target, and accelerated guidance for SOL-R top-line data to first quarter 2027. Initiated enrollment in SOLEX open-label long-term extension study. Helios 3 trial in diabetic retinopathy ongoing. Plan to host investor day on June 17th with updates. Ended first quarter with $667 million in cash.
Guidance
Accelerated guidance for SOL-R top-line data to first quarter of 2027. Remain on track to submit NDA relying on SOL1 Week 52 data, subject to ongoing formal discussions with the FDA.
Analyst Q&A
Q: Fazeen Ahmed with Bank of America asked about discussions with FDA and timeline differences between applying with SO1 vs waiting for SOLAR.
A: Praveen Dougal said ongoing formal discussions with FDA, aligned with FDA's goals, SOL1 checks all boxes, SOLAR enrollment is efficient with no change in its progress.
Q: Piper Sandler's Barron asked about pre-NDA meetings with FDA and patient discontinuations/retention in SOL-R.
A: Praveen said not disclosing FDA meeting details, SOL-R has phenomenal retention rate like SOL-1.
Q: Tara Bancroft with TD Cowan asked about process ahead of filing and timing of SOL-X data.
A: Praveen said aligned with FDA's goals, SOL-X will provide long-term effectiveness data, details in June Investor Day.
Q: Sean McCutcheon with Raymond James asked about optionality of adding SOAR to safety database and risk of unmasking SOAR.
A: Praveen said no change to SOLAR, flexibility in safety database with SOLAR and Helios study.
Q: Lisa Walter with RBC Capital Markets asked about secondary endpoints in SOLAR and injection burden measurement.
A: Lisa said details in June Investor Day.
Q: John Wallenbehn with Citizens asked about feedback on integrating Xpaxly in practice and fixed dosing.
A: Praveen said Xpaxly will likely lead to fixed dosing, transforming wet AMD treatment, adoptability seamless.
Q: Yin Chin with HC Wainwright asked about patients dropping out of SO1 and enrolling in SOX.
A: Praveen said retention rate in SO1 is remarkable, enthusiasm is high.
Q: Lachlan Hanbury-Brown's Truman Dunkley asked about Helios 3 study and data for DME label.
A: Praveen said no specific proportion requirement, confident Helios 3 will cover broad label for diabetic retinopathy
Reported results against consensus at the time of each report · Surprise is computed from the estimate on record · Data as of Nov 3, 2026