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Novo Nordisk (NVO) files a Form 6-K announcing a leadership overhaul effective 7 Aug 2025. Executive vice president for International Operations Maziar “Mike” Doustdar is promoted to president & CEO, succeeding long-time leader Lars Fruergaard Jørgensen. Doustdar has overseen International Operations sales growth to about DKK 112 bn in 2024 and manages nearly 20,000 employees across 80 affiliates.
The Board also merges the Research & Early Development and Development divisions into one R&D unit. Martin Holst Lange, currently EVP Development, becomes chief scientific officer, while incumbent CSO Marcus Schindler will retire after a transition period. Emil Kongshøj Larsen moves into Executive Management as EVP International Operations, succeeding Doustdar.
The revised Executive Management team will comprise nine members, including CFO Karsten Munk Knudsen and US EVP David Moore. Investor and media conference calls are scheduled for 29 July 2025 at 14:30 CEST and 16:00 CEST, respectively.
GeneDx Holdings (WGS) 10-Q – quarter ended 30 Jun 2025. Revenue jumped 46 % YoY to $102.7 m, driven by third-party insured diagnostic testing (79 % of sales). Gross profit rose 65 % to $70.9 m (gross margin 69 % vs 61 %). Expense discipline and higher scale flipped operating results to a $9.0 m profit versus a $10.6 m loss last year; net income reached $10.8 m (diluted EPS $0.36) versus a $29.2 m loss (-$1.10 EPS).
Six-month view: revenue +43 % to $189.8 m and net income $4.3 m versus a $49.4 m loss. Operating cash flow turned positive at $20.6 m; however, M&A and cap-ex drove $45.8 m of investing outflow, cutting cash & equivalents to $74.1 m (total liquidity incl. securities $134.6 m).
Balance sheet: total assets $463.9 m. Stockholders’ equity improved to $277.1 m. Debt remains $55.1 m (Perceptive Term Loan $50 m due 2028, 7.5 %+SOFR). Goodwill/intangibles increased $34.0 m after the $36.9 m Fabric Genomics acquisition; contingent earn-out valued at $4.3 m.
Key risks: payor concentration (top two groups = 57 % of Q2 revenue, 41 % of receivables), supplier reliance, rising third-party payor reserves ($17.6 m), and high warrant exercise price ($379.50).
Outlook: Management continues to exit non-core reproductive/tumor testing and integrate Fabric’s AI interpretation platform, targeting margin expansion and cash breakeven. Liquidity appears adequate for near-term operations, but execution on revenue milestones and debt servicing will be closely watched.