COMPANION-003
24 evidence topics · 4 sources
Objective
Location and study date
Study dates and status: registry record
| Milestone | Registry record |
|---|---|
| Study start (actual) | “2022-12-08” |
| Primary completion (actual) | “2025-05-15” |
| Study completion (actual) | “2025-05-15” |
| Enrollment (actual) | “49” |
| Results first posted | “2026-07-28” |
Region of enrollment
Study design
Registered design details
| Design feature | Registry record |
|---|---|
| Primary purpose | “Treatment” |
| Allocation | “N/A” |
| Interventional model | “Single Group Assignment” |
| Masking | “None (Open Label)” |
Eligibility criteria
Prior bevacizumab exposure of the enrolled population
Treatment
Study outcomes
Rationale for using overall response rate as the primary endpoint
Registered primary outcome measure
Response-rate benchmark used to interpret the endpoint
Statistical analysis description
Number of participants (Planned and analyzed)
Planned and actual enrollment and the stage 1 stopping decision
Description of analysis sets
Population analyzed for the posted outcome measures
Population analyzed for duration of response
Results
Participant disposition
Baseline characteristics
Age and region
| Characteristic | CTX-009 10 mg/kg (n=49) |
|---|---|
| Mean age, years (standard deviation) | “58.6(11.54)” |
| Region of enrollment | “United States 49” |
Efficacy results
Response and survival as reported by the sponsor in the response-evaluable population
Posted time-to-event outcomes in all treated participants
| Outcome measure | Median | Interquartile range | Participants analyzed |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duration of response, weeks | “14.4” | “(13.3 to 15.4)” | “2” |
| Progression-free survival, months | “3.9” | “(1.8 to 5.8)” | “49” |
| Overall survival, months | “10.2” | “(5.3 to 17.8)” | “49” |
Association between DLL4 expression and outcome
Health-related quality of life and patient-reported outcomes
No evidence found.
Safety results
Overall adverse event rates
| Category | Affected / at risk (%) |
|---|---|
| All-cause mortality | “34/49 (69.39%)” |
| Serious adverse events | “14/49 (28.57%)” |
| Other, non-serious adverse events | “47/49 (95.92%)” |
Most frequent non-serious adverse events
| Adverse event | Affected / at risk (%) |
|---|---|
| Hypertension | “22/49 (44.90%)” |
| Proteinuria | “18/49 (36.73%)” |
| Nausea | “14/49 (28.57%)” |
| Fatigue | “13/49 (26.53%)” |
| Weight decreased | “11/49 (22.45%)” |
| Headache | “10/49 (20.41%)” |
| Cardiac failure | “9/49 (18.37%)” |
| Diarrhoea | “8/49 (16.33%)” |
| Decreased appetite | “8/49 (16.33%)” |
Nature of the reported cardiac failure events
Sponsor characterization of the safety profile
Study limitations
Summary
COMPANION-003 studied tovecimig as monotherapy in metastatic colorectal cancer, not in biliary tract cancer, so it informs the safety profile and the DLL4 biomarker hypothesis rather than the indication. It was open-label and single-arm, enrolled 49 participants at sites in the United States only, and stopped after stage 1 because the protocol-defined criterion for progression to stage 2 was not met. Only 2 of 40 response-evaluable participants responded, and duration of response was estimated from those 2 participants, so the 14.4 week median is not a stable estimate. The sponsor reports response and disease control against a denominator of 40 response-evaluable participants while the registry posts outcomes against all 49 enrolled, so the two sets of figures are not interchangeable. The registry record specifies RECIST version 1.0 for the response definitions although the drug program otherwise uses RECIST version 1.1. No participant completed the study, 34 of 49 participants died, 7 withdrew, and 7 ended participation when the sponsor terminated the study, so follow-up was truncated. The comparison with anti-VEGF agents showing 1.0% to 1.5% response rates is a cross-trial comparison, and the statement that participants with DLL4-positive tumors did better is an unadjusted subgroup observation. Quality-of-life outcomes were not collected, and the results are available from the registry and sponsor filings rather than a peer-reviewed publication.