Adam Steensberg, Zealand Pharma CEO (Betty Laura Zapata/Bloomberg via Getty Images)

March 12, 2025 04:10 AM EDTUpdated 09:23 AM

Updated: Zealand partners with Roche on its amylin analog in a deal worth up to $5.3B

Elizabeth Cairns

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Zealand Pharma has finally found a partner. And according to the Danish company, the licensing deal it announced with Roche on Wednesday for its amylin …

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Updated: Zealand partners with Roche on its amylin analog in a deal worth up to $5.3B

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Up­dat­ed: Zealand part­ners with Roche on its amylin ana­log in a deal worth up to $5.3B

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Updated: Zealand partners with Roche on its amylin analog in a deal worth up to $5.3B