Bull
$87.35
Scenario price
$45.610
-0.643 (-1.41%)At close
Novo Nordisk A/S is a global healthcare company engaged in diabetes care. The Company is also engaged in the discovery, development, manufacturing and marketing of pharmaceutical products. The Company operates through two business segments: diabetes and obesity care, and biopharmaceuticals. The Company's diabetes and obesity care segment covers insulin, GLP-1, other protein-related products, such as glucagon, protein-related delivery systems and needles, and oral anti-diabetic drugs. The Company's biopharmaceuticals segment covers the therapy areas of hemophilia care, growth hormone therapy and hormone replacement therapy. The Company also offers Saxenda product to treat obesity. It offers a range of products, including NovoLog/NovoRapid; NovoLog Mix/NovoMix; Prandin/NovoNorm; NovoSeven; Norditropin, and Vagifem. As of December 31, 2016, it marketed its products in over 180 countries. Its regional structure consists of two commercial units: North America and International Operations.
Novo Nordisk is not a good buy right now due to recent downgrades and declining performance metrics. The current price is $45.61, and the stock has seen a year-to-date change of -12.94%. Additionally, the RSI is at 38.59, indicating that the stock is nearing oversold territory but has not yet shown signs of recovery. The main risk is the downgrade from Deutsche Bank, which highlights concerns over future growth and a potential further decline in sales forecasts, with expected sales dropping from DKK 309 billion in 2025 to DKK 299 billion in 2026.
Deutsche Bank
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2026-08-27
Deutsche Bank
2026-08-27
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JPMorgan
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2026-08-25
JPMorgan
2026-08-25
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Berenberg
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2026-08-12
Berenberg
2026-08-12
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Citi
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2026-08-07
Citi
2026-08-07
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BMO Capital
$47
2026-08-06
BMO Capital
2026-08-06
Price Target
$47
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Novo Nordisk A/S is a global healthcare company engaged in diabetes care. The Company is also engaged in the discovery, development, manufacturing and marketing of pharmaceutical products. The Company operates through two business segments: diabetes and obesity care, and biopharmaceuticals. The Company's diabetes and obesity care segment covers insulin, GLP-1, other protein-related products, such as glucagon, protein-related delivery systems and needles, and oral anti-diabetic drugs. The Company's biopharmaceuticals segment covers the therapy areas of hemophilia care, growth hormone therapy and hormone replacement therapy. The Company also offers Saxenda product to treat obesity. It offers a range of products, including NovoLog/NovoRapid; NovoLog Mix/NovoMix; Prandin/NovoNorm; NovoSeven; Norditropin, and Vagifem. As of December 31, 2016, it marketed its products in over 180 countries. Its regional structure consists of two commercial units: North America and International Operations. It operates in the Healthcare sector (PHARMACEUTICAL PREPARATIONS industry).
Novo Nordisk is not a good buy right now due to recent downgrades and declining performance metrics. The current price is $45.61, and the stock has seen a year-to-date change of -12.94%. Additionally, the RSI is at 38.59, indicating that the stock is nearing oversold territory but has not yet shown signs of recovery. The main risk is the downgrade from Deutsche Bank, which highlights concerns over future growth and a potential further decline in sales forecasts, with expected sales dropping from DKK 309 billion in 2025 to DKK 299 billion in 2026.
1 analysts cover NVO: 0 rate it Buy, 1 Hold and 0 Sell. The average price target is 54.67.
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