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BAYRY Bayer AG (ADR)

$13.99
$0.62
(4.64%)
Today
Closed $13.99
$0.03
(0.21%)
After Hours
EarningsNov 3
Mkt Cap$54.98B
Vol613,804.00

About BAYRY

Bayer AG engages in the business of life science fields of healthcare and nutrition. It operates through the following segments: Crop Science, Pharmaceuticals, and Consumer Health. The Crop Science segment includes developing, producing, and marketing products in seeds and plant traits, crop protection, digital solutions, and customer services to promote sustainable agriculture. The Pharmaceuticals segment is involved in prescription products especially for cardiology and women’s health; specialty therapeutics in the areas of oncology, hematology, ophthalmology, and cell and gene therapy; diagnostic imaging equipment; and necessary contrast agents. The Consumer Health segment focuses on non-prescription products in the dermatology, nutritional supplements, digestive health, allergy, cough and cold, and pain and cardiovascular risk prevention categories. The company was founded by Friedrich Bayer and Johann Friedrich Westkott on August 1, 1863 and is headquartered in Leverkusen, Germany.
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How do you feel about BAYRY?

Hellaofagirl
$BAYRY Accumulated a lot of shares last three months or so, including another 1000 yesterday. Just my opinion but I believe this to be the best value out there even after todays move. Buy this and forget it for ten, twenty or thirty years absolutely choice selection for a LT investor/ Retirement account.
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KryptonResearch14
$BAYRY Bayer's drug business just had its second FDA win in eleven days. On Sept 28 the FDA granted priority review to Lynkuet (elinzanetant) for moderate to severe hot flashes in women on endocrine therapy for HR-positive breast cancer. There are currently no FDA-approved pharmacologic options for that indication, which is what priority review is supposed to flag: genuine unmet need. The package rests on OASIS-4: 474 women across 90 sites, all primary and secondary endpoints met, data published in the NEJM in June 2025. Lynkuet was first approved in Oct 2025 for menopausal hot flashes, then in the EU last November. Eleven days before this review, Kerendia was approved as the first new treatment in 30 years for CKD with type 1 diabetes. Label expansion is becoming a rhythm.

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