San Diego, USA-based biopharma company Viking Therapeutics (Nasdaq: VKTX) has announced favorable 52-week results from its Phase IIb VOYAGE study of VK2809.
Despite the result, investors appeared to react ambivalently to a lack of clear direction for the program, with the company opting to await further interactions with the US regulator before setting out its intentions.
Shares closed at $56.22 on Tuesday, marking a decrease of 9.72% from its previous trading session.
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