Sorry for commenting in English (I know it is not appreciated by all, but you do not need to respond in English - Finnish is fine).
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And yes, the Novo foundation should also have a crash course in communication, as this raises more questions than answers and offers a new level of uncertainty that was not present previously.
And of top of this, that Novo foundation inserts Lars Rebien Sørensen (former CEO from 2000 - 2016) as observateur in the Board raises also questions that: is the board not up to its task? So he will be babysitting the Board. Not a good sign looking from outside in.
And what if the new CEO is an external hire? Novo has always promoted from inside the company, if this is the case, then someting is definitely wrong and will have profound effects on the morale inside the company, especially on the top level managament.
Regardless of this I added shares today, as I have been quite vocal in my criticism of how to manage expectations especially in terms of Cagrisema, and Fruergaard was not a good communicator. Also, I am quite bullish on Novo, I still think that Novo and Eli will dominate for years to come in this market, even tough competetion will arrive.
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Edit: to expand on my bullishness on Novo in the context of tariffs and price reductions in the USA, I view that this is not zero sum game.
Some of Novo’s competitors will have a bigger battle on their hands than Novo. E.g. Eli Lilly production on glp-1s is mainly based in Ireland, whereas Novo have capacity in USA (of course Eli has also). But I think that Eli will be worse of here.
Also what if there are market price reductions in the USA? That of course will eventually have an effect on pharmaceutical companies monetary capacity to invest in the glp-1 market going forward. This may delay the further expansion in investments in this space at the same time as there is already price competition between Eli and novo, which may make their future investments less attractive.
But again this is only from a Novo perspective and this not as straightforward as explained here, but Novo’s position is not as weak as the share price indicates. But again I am a bit biased since I own Novo for the long term