Initiated Overweight X

XNCR Xencor

Wells Fargo

$37

Upgrades Neutral Overweight X

XNCR Xencor

Piper Sandler

$20 $30

Reiterated Buy X

XNCR Xencor

BTIG Research

$56 $38

Downgrades Overweight Neutral X

XNCR Xencor

Piper Sandler

$37 $24

Initiated Buy X

XNCR Xencor

BofA Securities

$42

Initiated Outperform X

XNCR Xencor

Cowen

Upgrades Outperform Strong Buy X

XNCR Xencor

Raymond James

$58

Initiated Overweight X

XNCR Xencor

JP Morgan

$37

Resumed Buy X

XNCR Xencor

Canaccord Genuity

$50

Initiated Outperform X

XNCR Xencor

BMO Capital Markets

$54

Initiated Outperform X

XNCR Xencor

SMBC Nikko

$60

Initiated Buy X

XNCR Xencor

H.C. Wainwright

$61

Resumed Buy X

XNCR Xencor

BTIG Research

$56

Upgrades Mkt Perform Outperform X

XNCR Xencor

Raymond James

$58

Downgrades Buy Neutral X

XNCR Xencor

Guggenheim

Downgrades Outperform Mkt Perform X

XNCR Xencor

Raymond James

Initiated Buy X

XNCR Xencor

Mizuho

Initiated Buy X

XNCR Xencor

Guggenheim

Initiated Buy X

XNCR Xencor

Berenberg

$45

Initiated Outperform X

XNCR Xencor

Raymond James

Resumed Buy X

XNCR Xencor

BTIG Research

$56

Resumed Outperform X

XNCR Xencor

Leerink Partners

$36

XNCR  Xencor, Inc.

Xencor, Inc. is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company. The Company is focused on discovering and developing engineered monoclonal antibodies to treat severe and life threatening diseases. It has developed two clinical-stage product candidates, using its Immune Inhibitor Fc platform: XmAb5871, which is in two Phase II trials and is being developed for autoimmune disease, and XmAb7195, which is in a Phase I trial and is being developed for asthma and allergic diseases. It is also developing a pipeline of bispecific antibody candidates using its heterodimer Fc bispecific technology: XmAb14045, which is in a Phase I trial for the treatment of acute myeloid leukemia (AML); XmAb13676, which is in a Phase I trial for the treatment of B-cell malignancies; XmAb18087, which is in preclinical development for the treatment of neuroendocrine tumors, and XmAb20717, which is in preclinical development for the treatment of various cancers and is its dual checkpoint inhibitor.