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Arcus Biosciences (RCUS) Stock Forecast & Price Target

Arcus Biosciences (RCUS) Analyst Ratings

Based on 10 analyst ratings
Buy
Strong Buy 40%
Buy 30%
Hold 30%
Sell 0%
Strong Sell 0%

Bulls say

Arcus Biosciences is viewed favorably because its HIF-2α franchise, led by casdatifan, is advancing across multiple ccRCC settings with a broadening clinical strategy that includes 1L, 2L post-IO, and belzutifan-experienced populations, which could create a differentiated backbone therapy profile if upcoming ARC-20 readouts confirm the expected efficacy and tolerability. The bull case is strengthened by the company’s ability to translate a modeled ~15.5-month pooled mPFS bar in a harder 2L population, potentially supported by favorable safety thresholds such as <20% AE-related discontinuation, while monotherapy OS data from 121 patients at ~28 months of follow-up could further validate clinical benefit if mOS approaches ~24 months versus the 21.4 months benchmark. Financially, the company reported a net loss of $91M, or ($0.72)/share, beat estimates on higher revenues and lower expenses, and ended the quarter with $775M in cash/equivalents expected to fund operations until at least 2H:28, providing runway to support the aggressive development plan and the modeled opportunity of about $2.2B in peak global unadjusted revenues for 1L and about $2B in post-IO disease.

Bears say

Arcus Biosciences is challenged by a highly concentrated dependence on its casdatifan program, with the investment case tied to a still-unproven ph.III pivotal PEAK-1 study in 2L ccRCC and only planned expansion into frontline and third-or-later lines, leaving the broader RCC opportunity dependent on future clinical validation rather than established commercial traction. The pipeline beyond casdatifan appears less compelling on the disclosed facts, as quemliclustat is assigned only modest value in 1L PDAC and the inflammatory/autoimmune assets are described as upside potential rather than near-term drivers, which limits diversification and raises execution risk if the lead oncology readouts disappoint. Although the excerpt points to competitive efficacy benchmarks such as ~15.5-mo pooled mPFS versus a ~16-mo threshold and highlights substantial stock sensitivity around ARC-20 data, the need to hit a relatively high bar across ongoing combinations underscores that the shares remain vulnerable to clinical, competitive, and regulatory uncertainty.

Arcus Biosciences (RCUS) has been analyzed by 10 analysts, with a consensus rating of Buy. 40% of analysts recommend a Strong Buy, 30% recommend Buy, 30% suggest Holding, 0% advise Selling, and 0% predict a Strong Sell.

This aggregate rating is based on analysts' research of Arcus Biosciences and is not a guaranteed prediction by Public.com or investment advice.

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Analysts have given Arcus Biosciences (RCUS) a Buy based on their latest research and market trends.

According to 10 analysts, Arcus Biosciences (RCUS) has a Buy consensus rating as of Oct 4, 2026. This rating is provided by third-party analysts and is not investment advice from Public.com.

Wall Street analysts have set a price target of $37.60, reflecting a 0.00% increase from the current stock price.

Financial analysts have set a price target of $37.60, indicating a 0.00% increase from the current stock price, but ratings and forecasts are frequently updated based on market conditions, earnings reports, and industry trends. This prediction is provided by third-party analysts and is not investment advice from Public.com.

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