
Novo Nordisks Japanese market share will hopefully benefit from the fast approval of the company’s new insulin Tresiba, says Sydbank, after an expert committee recommended Japanese health authorities to approve the drug last week.
“We assess that the setbacks in Japan are primarily the result of an increased migration among diabetics in Japan from premix insulin (a mix of long-acting insulin and fast-acting insulin), where Novo is very well positioned, to the long-acting insulins – especially to the rival drug Lantus. We thus see an approval of Tresiba as essential to Novo Nordisk in the battle to reconquer market shares on the Japnase insulin market,” writes Sydbank analyst Søren Løntoft in his analysis of the company.
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