A PDUFA date is the target action date associated with FDA review of a qualifying drug or biologic application under Prescription Drug User Fee Act performance goals.
Why investors track it
The date can concentrate regulatory-event risk because FDA may act on an NDA or BLA around the target date.
Possible outcomes include approval, a complete response letter, or a change in timing.
Target does not mean guaranteed
A PDUFA date is not a guaranteed approval date.
MannKind's 2025 filing disclosed PDUFA target action dates for both an sBLA and an sNDA. Other issuers have also disclosed review extensions when additional information changed the review timeline.
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A PDUFA date is a regulatory review target, not a prediction of approval.
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