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Corcept Therapeutics INC (CORT) FDA catalysts & readout calendar

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Corcept Therapeutics Incorporated · 1 upcoming · 2 past FDA decisions

Upcoming FDA catalysts

CORT · Dec 17, 2026Relacorilant - (GRACE resubmission): Endogenous hypercortisolism (Cushing's syndrome)

FDA decision history (2)

Mar 25, 2026✓ ApprovedFDA decisionDec 31, 2025✕ CRLFDA decision

Clinical readouts (1)

2026-12Relacorilant
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This page aggregates CORT's FDA catalysts from pdufa.bio's own calendar and decision archive. Each item links to its source page. Facts and dates only; verify against primary FDA / SEC / company filings.

CORT run-up, measured

Computed from this stock's own daily closing prices, on the same T-120 basis as the run-up study: the baseline is the close 120 trading sessions before the eve of the decision. These are measurements of what already happened, not predictions.

CORT's past FDA decisions (n=2)
DecisionOutcomeT-120 to eveT-120 to peak
2026-03-25APPROVAL-59.3%+8.7%
2025-12-31CRL-2.5%+25.4%
With only 2 decisions on record, no median is shown: an average of 2 events would not be a meaningful statistic. The individual figures above are exact. For a statistical base see the run-up study, built on 1,839 decisions.

Common questions

When is the next FDA decision or readout for Corcept Therapeutics INC (CORT)?

December 2026. The next catalyst for Corcept Therapeutics INC is Relacorilant (readout). That date is known to the month only. One further catalyst is scheduled after it. Dates are taken from FDA notices, company filings or ClinicalTrials.gov, and we do not publish a specific day when the source only gives a month or a quarter.

Has Corcept Therapeutics INC (CORT) had an FDA decision before?

Yes, 2 in our archive: 1 approval(s) and 1 Complete Response Letter(s). The most recent was on March 25, 2026 and was an approval. Each one has its own page with the source document and the share-price reaction we measured.

How do stocks like CORT move into an FDA decision?

We have no measured history for CORT itself. Across the whole study of 1,839 FDA decisions, the median stock rose 17.7% at its best point in the 120 trading days before the decision, but was only 2.0% higher the day before it. Most of the move happened before the answer arrived and was largely given back.

Where does this CORT data come from?

FDA publications, company filings with the SEC, company press releases and ClinicalTrials.gov, with share prices measured from daily closing data. Every date and outcome links the document it came from. Where an outcome was inferred from the price reaction rather than read from a filing, the page says so on its face.