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Novo Nordisk, favored obesity treatment provider by Berenberg, sees a lower target price despite undergoing extensive restructuring and concentrating on GLP-1 medications.

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Novo Nordisk, the Danish pharmaceutical company, is set to release its financial results for the third quarter of 2022 on November 5. This marks the first concrete financial data under the new CEO, Mike Doustdar.

Accompanying the financial release, Novo Nordisk has invited investors to an R&D investor day, where Research Director Martin Lange is expected to present the company's future plans with a focus on diabetes and obesity.

The company's strategy revolves around its GLP-1 medications, which already generate billions in revenue. These medications are at the heart of Novo Nordisk's strategy, and the restructuring has led to a lower profit forecast for 2025, with a projected growth of 4-10 percent.

The newly merged research organization is expected to drive development in the future at Novo Nordisk. Despite the turbulence, the company's innovative power remains intact.

In a surprising turn of events, German private bank Berenberg has upgraded Novo Nordisk's stock from "Hold" to "Buy," describing the company as their "preferred obesity player." This upgrade led to a temporary rise of 2.9 percent on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange.

However, a U.S. law firm has announced a class action lawsuit alleging misleading statements about GLP-1 medications between May and July. The accusation against Novo Nordisk is that they have misrepresented the market for these active ingredients.

A new analysis from September 18 provides guidance for Novo Nordisk shareholders about whether to invest or sell. The analysis suggests that the latest Novo Nordisk numbers require urgent action for shareholders.

The balance sheet on November 5 will show whether the restructuring is bearing fruit and whether the company can truly achieve a turnaround. The company's future plans were presented with a clear focus on the core areas of diabetes and obesity.

For more insights from the September 18 analysis, readers are invited to read more here. The analysis provides information about what Novo Nordisk shareholders should do now.

Stay tuned for updates on Novo Nordisk's financial performance and future plans.

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