Analyst: Zegalogue launch should be "plug and play" for Novo Nordisk

Novo Nordisk’s well-oiled machine has good synergies with Zealand Pharma’s rescue pen, Zegalogue, says a Sydbank analyst, predicting that the product’s year-end revenues will grow due to the deal.
Novo Nordisk has purchased the rights to Zealand Pharma's rescue pen, Zegalogue | Photo: Novo Nordisk / PR
Novo Nordisk has purchased the rights to Zealand Pharma's rescue pen, Zegalogue | Photo: Novo Nordisk / PR
by mikkel holmgaard winding, translated by daniel pedersen

The sales and marketing muscles behind rescue pen Zegalogue (dasiclugon) will be beefed up by Novo Nordisk taking over the global marketing rights from Zealand Pharma, assesses Sydbank analyst Søren Løntoft Hansen.

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