Also known as Mounjaro, Zepbound, and tirzepatida.
chemXplore tracks 1 project targeting tirzepatide, of which one is active.
1 expansion.
Expected to start operating, per year.
Owners and developers: Eli Lilly and Company (1)
Investors: Eli Lilly and Company (1)
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CagriSema 1.0/1.0 delivered greater weight loss than tirzepatide 5 mg and 21% vs 2% vs placebo in obesity trial; HbA1c reduction was non‑inferior. FDA decision expected Q4 2026.
Phase 3 retatrutide and Foundayo results show large weight and A1C reductions and signals of cardiovascular benefit; Phase 2 eloraTZP and additional Mounjaro/Zepbound analyses also presented.
Combination maintained or deepened psoriasis and psoriatic arthritis responses and reduced systemic inflammation while improving metabolic measures including BMI and HbA1c at one year versus Taltz alone.
First GIP+GLP‑1 agonist authorised to lower major adverse cardiovascular events in high‑risk adults with type 2 diabetes; SURPASS‑CVOT enrolled >13,000 with ~4‑year median follow‑up.
Revenue rose 48% to $23.0bn driven by Mounjaro and Zepbound; updated 2026 revenue guidance to $85–87bn; retatrutide Phase 3 package complete supporting a Q1 2027 BLA.
First‑in‑class triple agonist delivered large 80‑week weight losses and meaningful A1C and cardiometabolic improvements in difficult‑to‑treat obesity populations.
Oral GLP‑1 orforglipron reduced A1C and body weight more than oral semaglutide, dapagliflozin or placebo across three Phase‑3 trials; FDA filing planned by end of Q2 2026.
Orforglipron produced meaningful body‑weight and waist reductions across menopausal stages in ATTAIN‑1 and ATTAIN‑2, including women with type 2 diabetes.
Real‑world claims analysis found semaglutide 2 mg escalation gave similar HbA1c <7% rates and higher ≥5% weight‑loss rates than switching to titratable tirzepatide.
Phase 3 TRIUMPH-1: three doses met endpoints at 80 weeks with dose-related, substantial weight loss. 104-week extension in BMI≥35 showed further loss; cardiometabolic markers improved; GI AEs common.