The withdrawal of Pepaxto had a major impact on Oncopeptides’ share prices. In the weeks following the announcement, the prices dropped significantly from 215 SEK to 3.402 SEK. This was due to investors raising concerns about the company’s future prospects and profitability as a result of not having this drug available for sale.

The company’s market capitalization also fell dramatically during this period, as a result of the share price decline. This was a difficult period for Oncopeptides and its shareholders, but the company has taken steps to mitigate any further losses by diversifying their portfolio and investing in new research and development initiatives.

At this stage, shareholders are not expected to receive dividends from their Oncopeptides shares.

However, the company is committed to continuing to invest capital in its innovative projects and deliver value to shareholders. As such, while there is no guarantee of dividend payments in the short-term, it is possible that future profitability may lead to dividends being proposed at a later date.

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