On Oct. 15, Novo Nordisk and Omeros announced a landmark deal licensing zaltenibart, Omeros’s experimental MASP-3 inhibitor for rare blood/kidney diseasesinvestor.omeros.com. Under the agreement, Novo pays $340M upfront and can pay up to $2.1 billion in total milestones and royalties for exclusive global rightsinvestor.omeros.comreuters.com. Reuters reports that Omeros stock “more than doubled to $9.90” in early trading after the newsreuters.com, and by market close had settled near $10.10investing.com. TechStock² notes Omeros shares surged roughly 65% on the announcementts2.tech. The deal is structured as an asset purchase and license – not an outright acquisition – and is expected to close in Q4 2025, after which Novo will launch a global Phase 3 trial in PNH and possibly other complement disordersts2.techreuters.com.