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Capex-driven capacity expansion and rising Foundayo adoption, plus Medicare coverage, could lift sales trajectory and reduce supply constraints; potential multiple expansion if execution remains onschedule against Novo Nordisk.
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Eli Lilly signals persistent Foundayo momentum as one-third of new GLP-1 pill patients use the drug and weekly share grows. The company broke ground on a $6.5 billion Houston manufacturing campus to be operational by 2030, broadening output for Foundayo and other medicines. Medicare coverage of obesity drugs since July could expand access, underpinning a longer growth runway supported by substantial capex since 2020.
Ricks: one-third of new GLP-1 pill patients use Foundayo; share growing weekly.
Houston $6.5B facility to be operational by 2030 for Foundayo and actives.
Foundayo launched in April; Q2 sales reached $98M.
Medicare obesity-drug coverage began July, expanding access to obesity therapies.
Lilly commits >$50B to manufacturing since 2020; four new facilities planned.
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