Novo Nordisk Office Near Copenhagen Headquarters Hit by Fire
By Helena Smolak
Novo Nordisk contained a fire outbreak at a leased office building close to its headquarters in the Copenhagen suburb of Bagsvaerd, following prior blazes at company facilities in May.
The Danish drug maker--known for its weight-loss drugs Wegovy and Ozempic--said there weren't any indications that the latest blaze, whose cause remains unknown, is linked to the previous incidents or criminal activity.
"This afternoon a fire broke out in connection with roof work on an office building. The fire is under control and has not spread to any surrounding buildings," a spokesman for the company said.
The fire brigade and police are currently on site, the spokesman added.
Last month, fires occurred at a separate Novo Nordisk facility in Bagsvaerd and at a manufacturing site in Kalundborg, a city west of Copenhagen where the company produces its active pharmaceutical ingredients for diabetes and weight-loss drugs.
Write to Helena Smolak at helena.smolak@wsj.com
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