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Where next for Novo Nordisk?

Where next for Novo Nordisk?

In this video, Walter Scott client investment manager Murdo MacLean considers Novo Nordisk’s recent challenges and touches on what the future could look like for the Danish pharma giant.

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    Key points:

  • Unprecedented demand for GLP-1 weight-loss drug has strained Novo Nordisk and competitor Eli Lilly’s early supply.
  • Rival online firms have offered cheaper generic versions of these drugs by exploiting US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) loopholes.
  • Both Novo and Lilly have expanded manufacturing capacity and pivoted to direct-to-consumer to control pricing and margins.
  • New Novo CEO brings sharper execution, clearer pipeline communication, and market-focused strategy.
  • Novo is planning on launching the first oral GLP-1 in early 2026.
     


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