Metabolic health
Next-generation incretin and mitochondrial programmes targeting the biology behind obesity and type 2 diabetes.



We turn deep biology into treatments people can actually get. From first molecule to last mile, our work is measured in patients reached.
22
Medicines in clinical development
48M
Patients reached each year
6,400
Colleagues across 34 countries
21%
Of revenue reinvested in R&D

Our science
Our discovery engine pairs human genetics with protein engineering, so every candidate starts from a validated target rather than a promising screen. It is a slower start and a far higher success rate.
Next-generation incretin and mitochondrial programmes targeting the biology behind obesity and type 2 diabetes.
Precision protein therapies for inherited disorders where fewer than one in ten patients has a treatment today.
Selective modulators designed to calm chronic inflammation without compromising immune defence.
Selected clinical-stage programmes as of the most recent quarterly update.
EXX-114
Obesity
Phase 3
EXX-207
Type 2 diabetes
Phase 2b
EXX-330
Fabry disease
Phase 2
EXX-418
Lupus nephritis
Phase 1
Access
We price for sustainability, not for maximum extraction, and we run access programmes in 42 low- and middle-income countries. By 2030, we've committed to reaching six million more people with chronic disease care.
Read our access commitments
Founded in 2009 around a single question — why do so many validated targets never become medicines — Exxopharm now runs research sites in Copenhagen, Basel and Boston, and manufactures at scale in Kalundborg.
We are majority-owned by a foundation. That structure lets us fund decade-long science, hold our nerve through hard data, and keep patients ahead of quarters.
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