DXCM secures FDA clearance for its G7 15-Day CGM, the longest-lasting and most accurate wearable, enhancing user convenience and expanding diabetes care access.
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DXCM continues to raise investor optimism due to its strong product portfolio.
DexCom's recent licensing deal with Nanowear is likely to reinforce the broader potential of CGMs in continuous metabolic health monitoring.
DexCom receives a warning letter from the FDA citing several issues with its popular G6 & G7 sensor manufacturing. The company response is inadequate.
DexCom plans to launch its 15-day G7 sensor in the second half of 2025, pending FDA approval. A longer wear time may boost competitive advantage.
DXCM faces an FDA warning over manufacturing issues, but operations remain unaffected. However, supply-chain risks and rising competition pose challenges.
Dexcom stock plunged to a four-month low Monday after the FDA issued a warning letter tied to inspections of two facilities in the U.S. The post Why Dexcom Is On A Six-Day Losing Spree — But This Analyst Isn't Worried appeared first on Investor's Business Daily.
Medical device maker Dexcom said it has received a warning letter from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration following inspections of its two key manufacturing facilities, sending its shares down nearly 7% after the bell.
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On Thursday, Dexcom, Inc.'s DXCM fourth-quarter revenue rose 8% year-over-year to $1.114 billion, beating the analyst consensus estimate of $1.104 billion.