Novo Nordisk sinks 10% after weight loss drug fails to match Eli Lilly’s in trial

Novo Nordisk sinks 10% after weight loss drug fails to match Eli Lilly’s in trial


Novo Nordisk stock fell over 10% Monday after it said its next-generation weight loss drug didn’t meet its primary target.

The drug, CagriSema, didn’t achieve its primary endpoint of demonstrating non-inferiority on weight loss when compared to Eli Lilly‘s rival drug tirzepatide after 84 weeks, Novo said in a statement Monday morning.

Eli Lilly‘s stock rose 2.1% in premarket trading.

Novo is exploring additional trials to test CagriSema, including higher-dose combinations, it said.

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