Orphazyme A/S Stock

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ORPHA

DK0062502894

Biotechnology & Medical Research

Market Closed - Nasdaq Copenhagen 10:32:37 2024-04-19 am EDT 5-day change 1st Jan Change
1,047 DKK -4.80% Intraday chart for Orphazyme A/S -3.57% -21.28%
Sales 2022 - Sales 2023 - Capitalization 46.96M 329M
Net income 2022 26M 182M Net income 2023 -26M -182M EV / Sales 2022 -
Net cash position 2022 42.46M 298M Net cash position 2023 18.21M 128M EV / Sales 2023 -
P/E ratio 2022
1.19 x
P/E ratio 2023
-1.8 x
Employees 1
Yield 2022 *
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Yield 2023
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Free-Float 59.56%
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1 day-4.53%
1 week-4.55%
Current month-12.49%
1 month-9.72%
3 months-19.23%
6 months+14.13%
Current year-21.05%
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990.00
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1 month
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Current year
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1 year
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3 years
407.00
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5 years
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10 years
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Managers TitleAgeSince
Chief Executive Officer 46 23-05-16
Members of the board TitleAgeSince
Director/Board Member 43 23-05-16
Chairman 53 23-05-16
Chief Executive Officer 46 23-05-16
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Date Price Change Volume
24-04-19 1,047 -4.80% 66
24-04-18 1,100 +4.74% 7
24-04-17 1,050 +0.04% 3
24-04-16 1,050 -0.02% 2
24-04-15 1,050 -4.56% 13

Delayed Quote Nasdaq Copenhagen, April 19, 2024 at 06:44 am EDT

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Orphazyme A/S, formerly Orphazyme ApS, is a Denmark-based company active within the biopharmaceutical industry. It develops new therapies for the treatment of a family of genetic disorders. The Company's main focus is on preclinical development of medicines for the treatment of lysosomal storage diseases (LSDs), a group of approximately 50 genetic disorders that result from deficiencies of lysosomal enzymes or other lysosomal components, and protein aggregation diseases. The Company’s candidate, arimoclomol, stimulates the production of the cells’ protein rescue system, the heat shock proteins, which helps the misfolded proteins to either get back to their functional shape or, if this cannot be achieved, remove them from the cells by means of the cells’ recycling system, the lysosomes, so they no longer form toxic aggregates. The Company collaborates with academic institutions in Europe and the United States.
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