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Galapagos downgraded by Barclays, PT cut to €22

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Investing.com — Analysts at Barclays (LON:BARC) have opted to downgrade the rating of Galapagos NV (AS:GLPG) to “underweight,” and lowered its price target to €22 from €30, in a note dated Thursday.

This move, coming amid a volatile landscape for biotechnology firms, signals a cautious outlook concerning the future of Galapagos, a company that has long been at the forefront of innovative drug development.

Barclays analysts downgraded the company after analyzing factors such as clinical trial results and the company’s pipeline.

Recent pivotal trials failed to meet primary endpoints and raised doubts about the effectiveness of some investigational therapies. 

This underperformance has increased investor anxiety about the company’s ability to successfully develop and launch new treatments within the expected timeframe.

Competition in the biopharmaceutical industry has increased significantly. Galapagos, known for its innovative approaches, now faces numerous competitors rapidly developing new therapies.

Barclays analysts said that intense competition from rivals with strong pipelines and funding presents a major obstacle for Galapagos.

This heightened competition may limit Galapagos’ market opportunities and affect its positioning in collaborations and partnerships, essential for sustaining innovation and growth.

Financially, the downgrade reflects the analysts’ caution regarding Galapagos’ valuation amidst these uncertainties. Investors are being advised to reassess their holdings in light of Galapagos’ current trajectory and the external challenges it faces. 

Barclays emphasizes the importance of an evaluation of risk versus reward for stakeholders considering investment in the company.

Analysts recommend close monitoring of upcoming company actions, especially any strategic shifts the management may implement to address current challenges. 

Successful pipeline management and the ability to compete effectively will be crucial for regaining investor trust.

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