Kymera Therapeutics Establishes New $500M ATM Program and Registers Over 31M Shares for Resale by Key Investors

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Kymera Therapeutics has established a new "at-the-market" equity offering program for up to $500 million and concurrently registered over 31 million shares for potential resale by existing institutional stockholders, including those affiliated with directors.

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• New $500M ATM Program Established

  Kymera Therapeutics entered into a Sales Agreement with TD Cowen for an "at-the-market" offering program, authorizing the company to sell up to $500 million of common stock from time to time. This replaces a previous ATM agreement with Jefferies LLC, which was terminated.

• Significant Share Resale Registration by Selling Stockholders

  The company filed a prospectus supplement to register 18,819,826 shares of common stock and 12,565,253 shares issuable upon warrant exercise for potential resale by existing institutional stockholders, including those affiliated with directors and the chairman.

• No Company Proceeds from Resale Shares

  Kymera Therapeutics will not receive any proceeds from the sale of the registered resale shares by selling stockholders. The company would only receive minimal proceeds from the cash exercise of pre-funded warrants (exercise price $0.0001 per share).

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The establishment of a new $500 million "at-the-market" (ATM) equity offering program provides Kymera Therapeutics with significant capital-raising flexibility, replacing a prior agreement with Jefferies. While this extends the company's financial runway, it also introduces potential future dilution as shares may be sold into the market over time. More critically, the registration of over 31 million shares for resale by existing institutional stockholders, including those affiliated with directors and the chairman, represents a substantial potential overhang on the stock. Although the company will not receive proceeds from these resale shares (except for minimal amounts from warrant exercises), the sheer volume of shares that could enter the market from these key investors signals significant selling pressure and could negatively impact the stock price. This dual capital event suggests a strategic move to both secure future funding and facilitate liquidity for major shareholders.