** Shares of Danish biopharma company Orphazyme A/S
ORPHA.CO fall 13% in morning trade, wiping off further DKK 260
million ($41.57 million) of it's market cap
** The stock extends losses from Friday, when U.S. FDA
issued a Complete Response Letter requesting additional evidence
for effectiveness of the company's lead drug candidate
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** Nordnet analyst Per Hansen says Orphazyme will need more
money regardless what negotiations with European and American
authorities end up with
** He names three options the company could consider -
looking for a partner, trying to sell the project or, as long as
"meme" stock speculation continues, pursue capital increase at a
higher price
** Oprhazyme became a so called 'meme stock' in the course
of last two weeks, seesawing significantly in Danish and U.S.
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($1 = 6.2549 Danish crowns)
((Tommyalexander.lund@thomsonreuters.com))