Novartis publishes Q3 impact and sustainability update

By Public Technologies
  • Novartis committed at least USD 250 million to Global Health research and development for 2026-2030 in its impact and sustainability update.
  • The FDA granted Priority Review to antimalarial KLU156, shortening its evaluation period from 10 months to six months.
  • Phase II studies of oral leishmaniasis treatment LXE408 in India and Ethiopia concluded; results are scheduled for presentation November 18, 2026.
  • The group retained first place in the 2026 Access to Medicine Index, ranking first across all three technical areas.
  • Water consumption in its own operations fell 59% in 2025 versus 2016; site-specific targets now cover prioritized operations in water-stressed basins.


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