EVO756
Overview
- Priority class: MRGPRX2
- Mechanistic bucket: MRGPRX2-pathway program
- Sponsor: Evommune
- Development focus: Active clinical development represented in current raw-source layer
- Indications represented in current raw sources: Chronic Inducible Urticaria, Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria
Strategy readout
- Headline: Parallel MRGPRX2 development in CSU and CIndU from the phase 2 stage.
- Current strategic read: The current raw-source layer suggests Evommune is not waiting to prove one urticaria subtype first. Instead, EVO756 is being positioned as a broader urticaria mechanism program with concurrent phase 2 activity in CSU and CIndU.
- Highest visible phase in current registry: Phase 2
- Strategy confidence in current local layer: Medium
Why this looks like the strategy
- Visible trials cover both CIndU and CSU rather than a single lead indication.
- The phase 2b CSU study plus separate CIndU study suggest deliberate dual-path development early in the program.
What to watch next
- Which subtype becomes the commercial or registrational lead as more efficacy detail becomes source-backed.
Operational study design view
| Trial | Arms in registry | Active dose regimens | Total enrollment | Per-arm sample size summary |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NCT06603220 | 1 | 1 | 30 | EVO756 n=30 |
| NCT06873516 | 4 | 3 | 160 | Evommune trial-initiation source states approximately 160 patients will be enrolled and randomized to one of three active dose regimens or placebo; exact arm-specific counts are not explicitly stated in the current local source text. |
Study Inventory
Completed / historical studies
- NCT06603220 - Phase 2; COMPLETED; Chronic Inducible Urticaria
Active / recruiting studies
- NCT06873516 - Phase 2; RECRUITING; Chronic Spontaneous Urticaria
Other registry entries
- None in current registry
Program Results Summary
Trials with source-backed results in the current local layer: 1 of 2
NCT06603220 (Conference) - Open-label study in symptomatic dermographism (n = 30, 300 mg QD or 50 mg BID, 4 weeks). - No serious TEAEs; no discontinuations due to AEs; well tolerated and consistent with Phase 1 profile. - Sources: raw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/eadv-2025-cindu-presentation-pdf.md; raw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/cindu-top-line-press-release-pdf.md
Sponsor-sourced result evidence
Phase 1 proof-of-concept data available from GA2LEN 2024 presentation (sponsor-sourced), in addition to Phase 2 CIndU trial results.
EVO756 Phase 1 SAD/MAD proof-of-concept in healthy volunteers (Conference (sponsor presentation)) - Proof-of-concept trial in 132 subjects showed robust target engagement via icatibant skin challenge. - EVO756 significantly inhibited wheal formation induced by icatibant at multiple dose levels after 14 days of treatment. - PK profile supports once-daily oral dosing. - Safety: Well tolerated; TEAE rate comparable with placebo across all dosing cohorts. - Safety: No severe or serious adverse events; most common TEAEs: headache and IV catheter site pain. - Source(s): raw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/ga2len-2024-trial-results-presentation-pdf.md
Evidence Coverage
- CT.gov trials in registry: 2
- Sponsor artifacts in registry: 7
- Primary publications in registry: 0
- Supporting publications in registry: 0
- Publication status: no_pubmed_hits
- Publication summary: No PubMed hits were returned for EVO756 AND urticaria in this pass.
Primary publications
- No primary publications currently linked in the registry
Supporting evidence
- No supporting publications currently listed
- Sponsor artifact: MRGPRX2 antagonist program page (Evommune)
raw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/mrgprx2-antagonist-program-page.htmlraw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/mrgprx2-antagonist-program-page.md- Sponsor artifact: Clinical trials page (Evommune)
raw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/clinical-trials-page.htmlraw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/clinical-trials-page.md- Sponsor artifact: CIndU Phase 2 trial initiation PDF (Evommune)
raw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/cindu-phase-2-trial-initiation-pdf.pdfraw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/cindu-phase-2-trial-initiation-pdf.txtraw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/cindu-phase-2-trial-initiation-pdf.md- Sponsor artifact: GA2LEN 2024 trial results presentation PDF (Evommune)
raw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/ga2len-2024-trial-results-presentation-pdf.pdfraw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/ga2len-2024-trial-results-presentation-pdf.txtraw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/ga2len-2024-trial-results-presentation-pdf.md- Sponsor artifact: CSU Phase 2b trial initiation PDF (Evommune)
raw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/csu-phase-2b-trial-initiation-pdf.pdfraw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/csu-phase-2b-trial-initiation-pdf.txtraw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/csu-phase-2b-trial-initiation-pdf.md- Sponsor artifact: CIndU top-line press release PDF (Evommune)
raw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/cindu-top-line-press-release-pdf.pdfraw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/cindu-top-line-press-release-pdf.txtraw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/cindu-top-line-press-release-pdf.md- Sponsor artifact: EADV 2025 CIndU presentation PDF (Evommune)
raw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/eadv-2025-cindu-presentation-pdf.pdfraw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/eadv-2025-cindu-presentation-pdf.txtraw/sponsors/mrgprx2/evo756/eadv-2025-cindu-presentation-pdf.md
Interpretation
- Verified facts: the current v2 registry tracks 2 CT.gov entries for this program and links them conservatively to sponsor and publication evidence where explicit identifiers are available.
- Interpretation: this program is currently supported mainly by CT.gov and/or sponsor-source evidence, with weaker direct manuscript coverage in the local cache.
- Open questions:
- Several sponsor artifacts remain program-level because no explicit study identifier was captured in cached metadata.
Provenance
- Primary source(s):
../inventories/source_registry.json../inventories/source_registry.md- Supporting source(s):
../inventories/ctgov_priority_trials.json../inventories/publication_priority_curation.json../inventories/sponsor_priority_sources.json- Last verified: 2026-04-08
- Verification status: Partial
Change Log
- 2026-04-08: Generated or refreshed this program page from the v2 source registry and local source caches.