Market Cap 673.65M
Revenue (ttm) 49.80M
Net Income (ttm) -50.34M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 0.00
Forward PE N/A
Profit Margin -101.08%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.50
Volume 1,586,900
Avg Vol 2,932,724
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 423.68M
Stochastic %K 36%
Beta 0.94
Analysts Sell
Price Target $3.36

Company Profile

Lexicon Pharmaceuticals, Inc., a biopharmaceutical company, focuses on the discovery, development, and commercialization of pharmaceutical products for the treatment of human disease. The company develops sotagliflozin, an orally-delivered small molecule drug for the treatment of hypertrophic cardiomyopathy, and ZYNQUISTA (sotagliflozin) for the treatment of type 1 diabetes. It also commercializes INPEFA (sotagliflozin), a once-daily oral tablet to reduce the risk of cardiovascular death, hospit...

Industry: Biotechnology
Sector: Healthcare
Phone: 281 863 3000
Fax: 281 863 8088
Address:
2445 Technology Forest Boulevard, 11th Floor, The Woodlands, United States
TheMotleyMonk
TheMotleyMonk Apr. 7 at 11:18 AM
$LXRX Not so hot off the press, but new... PS: Never believe Wainwrong. CITI probably is a better guesstimate of P/S. https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/lexicon-pharmaceuticals-lxrx-story-shifting-001757979.html
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BullriderNkg
BullriderNkg Apr. 7 at 1:53 AM
$LXRX I'm hoping and thinking that LXRX,Debanne and Exton get a big deal done. Because seriously, we are getting close to 3 months since the FDA gave us approval to start Phase 3 for Pilavapadin. Time is a waisting!!!
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Anon_ymous1
Anon_ymous1 Apr. 6 at 9:44 PM
$LXRX How i wish i discovered this one in the 0.30 levels and went all in, this right here is depressing short term.
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Dooright
Dooright Apr. 6 at 8:49 PM
$LXRX Same shit, different day! 😖 🙄Doc C. 🤓
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gucag006
gucag006 Apr. 6 at 7:51 PM
$LXRX Raymond Debbane has the foresight on Sotagliflozin, which turns out to be the biggest flop in his otherwise successful career. Exactly how big was that disaster as oppose to the other 2 SGLT drugs: Jardiance (empagliflozin) - Approved for T2D in Aug/14 - Approved for HFrEF in Aug/21 - Approved for HFpEF in Feb/22 - Total sales up to date: $27B for Boehringer Ingelheim/Eli Lilly Farxiga (dapagliflozin) - Approved for T2D in Jan/14 - Approved for HFrEF in May/20 - Approved for HFpEF in May/23 - Total sales up to date: $35B for AstraZeneca Sotagliflozin (Zynquista & Inpefa) - Partnered with Sanofi on 11/5/15 - Focus on T1D/HF due to limited runway in T2D - Received 1st CRL for T1D on 3/22/19 - Sanofi ended agreement on 9/9/19 (notified in July/19) - Approved for HF (Inpefa) in 5/26/23 - Received 2nd CRR for T1D on 12/2024 - Total sales up to date: $11.8M Again, RD has the foresight on LX9211 and LX9851, and Sotagliflozin has last chapters (HCM & T1D) to run. RD, your legacy, please make them happen!
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Hightower777
Hightower777 Apr. 6 at 7:46 PM
$LXRX Its gotten awfully quiet around here lately.
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UofMAlum
UofMAlum Apr. 6 at 5:56 PM
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gucag006
gucag006 Apr. 5 at 11:56 PM
$LXRX If you follow the company long enough you will know we get here not by design or as planned from the beginning, but by adaptation. We had a B$ deal with Sanofi to develop Sota for T2D/T1D/HF. Sanofi had cold feet and terminated the partnership agreement after handing over the clinical trials and paid a parting fees of $260M. T1D got approved by EMA but never commercialized. Then former CEO mess up the Inpefa/HF NDA and had to resubmit causing almost 1Y delay. They hired VP Garner from BMY and 00s of sales associated to commercialized Inpefa after its approval by FDA, but had to dismiss the whole team after a year with next-to-nothing sale. Then they hired Mike Exton and nailed the distribution deal with Viatris for Inpefa/HF ex-US/EU, followed by Novo development deal for LX9851. Inpefa is the best-in-class HF drug, but effectively blocked by its BP competitors, which prompted them to change course in seeking BP partners moving forward - not by design but necessity.
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BullriderNkg
BullriderNkg Apr. 5 at 4:10 PM
$LXRX To me LX-9851 is now a binary risk free event with no needed or money out. The event it works and we get perhaps $1.X Billion in a couple of years or it doesn't work and we will get a few more dollars in the over the year. Hopefully Exton executes something with Pilavapadin soon!
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Iman133
Iman133 Apr. 5 at 3:16 PM
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TheMotleyMonk
TheMotleyMonk Apr. 7 at 11:18 AM
$LXRX Not so hot off the press, but new... PS: Never believe Wainwrong. CITI probably is a better guesstimate of P/S. https://finance.yahoo.com/markets/stocks/articles/lexicon-pharmaceuticals-lxrx-story-shifting-001757979.html
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BullriderNkg
BullriderNkg Apr. 7 at 1:53 AM
$LXRX I'm hoping and thinking that LXRX,Debanne and Exton get a big deal done. Because seriously, we are getting close to 3 months since the FDA gave us approval to start Phase 3 for Pilavapadin. Time is a waisting!!!
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Anon_ymous1
Anon_ymous1 Apr. 6 at 9:44 PM
$LXRX How i wish i discovered this one in the 0.30 levels and went all in, this right here is depressing short term.
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Dooright
Dooright Apr. 6 at 8:49 PM
$LXRX Same shit, different day! 😖 🙄Doc C. 🤓
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gucag006
gucag006 Apr. 6 at 7:51 PM
$LXRX Raymond Debbane has the foresight on Sotagliflozin, which turns out to be the biggest flop in his otherwise successful career. Exactly how big was that disaster as oppose to the other 2 SGLT drugs: Jardiance (empagliflozin) - Approved for T2D in Aug/14 - Approved for HFrEF in Aug/21 - Approved for HFpEF in Feb/22 - Total sales up to date: $27B for Boehringer Ingelheim/Eli Lilly Farxiga (dapagliflozin) - Approved for T2D in Jan/14 - Approved for HFrEF in May/20 - Approved for HFpEF in May/23 - Total sales up to date: $35B for AstraZeneca Sotagliflozin (Zynquista & Inpefa) - Partnered with Sanofi on 11/5/15 - Focus on T1D/HF due to limited runway in T2D - Received 1st CRL for T1D on 3/22/19 - Sanofi ended agreement on 9/9/19 (notified in July/19) - Approved for HF (Inpefa) in 5/26/23 - Received 2nd CRR for T1D on 12/2024 - Total sales up to date: $11.8M Again, RD has the foresight on LX9211 and LX9851, and Sotagliflozin has last chapters (HCM & T1D) to run. RD, your legacy, please make them happen!
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Hightower777
Hightower777 Apr. 6 at 7:46 PM
$LXRX Its gotten awfully quiet around here lately.
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UofMAlum
UofMAlum Apr. 6 at 5:56 PM
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gucag006
gucag006 Apr. 5 at 11:56 PM
$LXRX If you follow the company long enough you will know we get here not by design or as planned from the beginning, but by adaptation. We had a B$ deal with Sanofi to develop Sota for T2D/T1D/HF. Sanofi had cold feet and terminated the partnership agreement after handing over the clinical trials and paid a parting fees of $260M. T1D got approved by EMA but never commercialized. Then former CEO mess up the Inpefa/HF NDA and had to resubmit causing almost 1Y delay. They hired VP Garner from BMY and 00s of sales associated to commercialized Inpefa after its approval by FDA, but had to dismiss the whole team after a year with next-to-nothing sale. Then they hired Mike Exton and nailed the distribution deal with Viatris for Inpefa/HF ex-US/EU, followed by Novo development deal for LX9851. Inpefa is the best-in-class HF drug, but effectively blocked by its BP competitors, which prompted them to change course in seeking BP partners moving forward - not by design but necessity.
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BullriderNkg
BullriderNkg Apr. 5 at 4:10 PM
$LXRX To me LX-9851 is now a binary risk free event with no needed or money out. The event it works and we get perhaps $1.X Billion in a couple of years or it doesn't work and we will get a few more dollars in the over the year. Hopefully Exton executes something with Pilavapadin soon!
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Iman133
Iman133 Apr. 5 at 3:16 PM
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MYFLAUT
MYFLAUT Apr. 5 at 11:02 AM
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Viking0919
Viking0919 Apr. 4 at 4:00 AM
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Robyurii
Robyurii Apr. 4 at 12:01 AM
$LXRX Still bullish, but not a lot to post on until we hear some news. Wishing you all the best life has to offer.
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Itinerant
Itinerant Apr. 3 at 5:44 PM
$LXRX I have said that I do not like the business model of LXRX. I make a point about this. The business model creates an additional layer between us, the shareholders and the company actually effecting commercialization. LXRX does not get all of the information about the development and commercialization of the technology that the client knows (eg Novo). Then LXRX may choose to not pass on to us what it gets. So, the structure may critically reduce business information to the shareholders compared to a normal business model. If there is bad news in the development of the tech, Novo (in my example) may be able to choose to limit the information provided to LXRX pursuant to its agreement, and then LXRX may further limit what it tells us pursuant to legal agreement and/or regulation. This puts the shareholders in the dark relative to a normal business model. Therefore, the stock will always trade cheaply. Risk has been elevated by the model. Some will say I am paranoid. JMO
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User123321
User123321 Apr. 3 at 3:25 PM
$LXRX The range on 4/2/25 was .43-.52 with a .50 closing price. Yesterday it closed at 1.59 and it up is up 218% one year later. Yes he’s the one that looks like an imbecile and not you Hemorrhoids. Be gone GTFOOH. Thank you!
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Danadroids
Danadroids Apr. 3 at 2:37 PM
$LXRX it's okay guys. Just keep huffing Atreus' year old farts and you'll be okay
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GenericPoster
GenericPoster Apr. 2 at 8:31 PM
$LXRX Thanks for the link and this is AI’s (Gemini) assessment of this study:
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macrossluvsrobotech
macrossluvsrobotech Apr. 2 at 8:12 PM
$LXRX $LLY $NVO PART 3 They licensed this because it complements their drugs, fixes the biggest patient complaints (muscle loss + rebound), and gives them a next-gen oral combo that could keep patients on therapy longer and looking/ feeling better. This isn’t theory – it’s in their own preclinical data and the reason they fast-tracked the Phase 1. Bottom line: ACSL5 isn’t competing with GLP-1… it’s the upgrade that solves the problems GLP-1 created. $LXRX just got the biggest validation in biotech – a $1B vote of confidence from the obesity kings themselves. Who’s still sleeping on this? 😎 https://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/novo-inks-1b-lexicon-obesity-deal-after-seeing-preclinical-prospect-shine-semaglutide
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macrossluvsrobotech
macrossluvsrobotech Apr. 2 at 8:11 PM
$LXRX $LLY $NVO PART 2 It’s not another GLP-1 copycat. It’s a small-molecule pill that blocks an enzyme in your intestine called ACSL5. This activates the natural “ileal brake” – your body’s own built-in satiety system. Result? ✅ Your gut naturally pumps out more of its own GLP-1 + PYY (the real hormones) after meals ✅ You eat less without feeling starved ✅ Fat burning ramps up while preserving muscle (preclinical data shows it protects lean mass – the holy grail) ✅ Weight loss is cleaner and sticks – even after you stop other drugs Lexicon’s mouse studies proved it: LX9851 + semaglutide = more weight loss LX9851 prevented the rebound when semaglutide was stopped Better body composition, less fat rebound, no muscle shredding That’s exactly why Novo Nordisk paid up to $1 BILLION (with $75M upfront + milestones) for global rights to LX9851 in March 2025. Novo already owns the GLP-1 kingdom. They don’t need another me-too drug. https://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/novo-inks-1b-lexicon-obesity-deal-after-seeing-preclinical-prospect-shine-semaglutide
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macrossluvsrobotech
macrossluvsrobotech Apr. 2 at 8:06 PM
$LXRX $LLY $NVO PART 1: 🚨 $LXRX ACSL5 BREAKDOWN for the Skeptics – Why Novo Just Dropped Up to $1 BILLION on LX9851 Hey StockTwits fam – especially the GLP-1 doubters and “this is just another hype” crew. Let’s cut through the noise with simple science. GLP-1 drugs (Ozempic, Wegovy, Mounjaro, etc.) work one way: they mimic a gut hormone to slam the brakes on appetite and slow your stomach. Great for quick weight loss… but the downsides hit hard: “Ozempic face” (sagging skin, looking older) Muscle wasting (15-25%+ of the weight you lose can be lean muscle) Bone density loss from rapid change And the killer – quick fat rebound the second you stop (most people regain within a year) That’s because GLP-1s don’t fix the underlying metabolic “switch” – they just override it temporarily. ACSL5 (LX9851) is a completely different biochemical pathway. https://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/novo-inks-1b-lexicon-obesity-deal-after-seeing-preclinical-prospect-shine-semaglutide
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macrossluvsrobotech
macrossluvsrobotech Apr. 2 at 7:48 PM
$LXRX "bro" ACSL5 is not GLP1 , and Novo doled out 1Bil for it. "bro". Looks like making money is on healthy trajectory. Be wary of the muscle waster, is all. The bone degrader, and the quick fat bounce back glp1 is all I'm sayin. Just cuz you can pop it, vs inject it, doesn't take away all the side effects I just listed. THOSE SIDE EFFECTS ARE PRECISELY WHY $NVO HAS PREPPED THAT 1 BIL PACKAGE. GET A GRIP.
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Jas7235355
Jas7235355 Apr. 2 at 7:46 PM
$LXRX Also there are many factors that can make this go down and as many to make it go up. When a drug goes up after 3 years and someone dies from it …that will also make it get pulled from market and stock crashes Some of us who have hundred of thousands in it have to believe this is a game changer also with a couple others in their pipeline.
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