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das unternehmen rechnet mit millionen einnahmen und plant in neue gefilde vorzustoßen....
jetzt einsteigen und mit nach oben fahren?
was meint ihr?
http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/01/prweb3535394.htm
aber labo hat die Zulassung doch bekommen ist entgegen aller Meinung
nach unten weggebrochen , mindestens 50 % , glaub ich.
Vielleicht kann mich mal einer aufklären, würde gerne kaufen.
MfG
TJ
Dann kamen halt die berüchtigten Analzysten.Kein Markt,da es bereits billige Generika gibt.
Labo sucht jetzt einen Vertriebspartner mit viel Kohle.
Finden sie ihn möglichst schnell,siehts gut aus.Wenn nicht?
Gruß Wilbär.
Ich habe aber gedacht, dass heute nochmals ein Termin für eine Zulassung / Beurteilung ist. Da habe ich wohl etwas durcheinander gebracht.
Naja, schauen wir mal wie sich die Geschichte entwickelt. Gestern schloss die Aktie bei den Amis jedenfalls mit einem schönen Plus von 6%. Entsprechend sollten wir heute auch bei uns ein fettes Grün sehen.
"Two Small Bio Stocks Ready To Blast: Labopharm Inc. (NASDAQ:DDSS), Spherix Inc. (NASDAQ:SPEX)"
http://www.benzinga.com/markets/company-news/...asdaq-ddss-spherix-in
muss aber jeder für sich entscheiden!!
ich bin dbei :-)
http://online.wsj.com/article/...00211-717631.html?mod=rss_Hot_Stocks
Auch die Veränderung einer Formulierung bedarf der Zulassung der entsprechenden Behörden, denn es sind andere bzw. neue Zusatzstoffe in der Tablette, die die verlängerte Abgabe des Wirkstoffes bewirken. Labopharm wendet dieses Prinzip der gleichmässigen Angabe eines bekannten Wirkstoffes bereits bei andern Wirkstoffen an. Labopharm hat also nie einen neuen Wirkstoff entwickelt, sondern es geht hier nur um eine, für die Wirkung verbesserte, Bioverfügbarkeit im Organismus.
Und dieses Prinzip der besseren Bioverfügbarkeit wird dann an andere Pharmafirmen mit bereits bekannten Wirkstoffen lizensiert oder verkauft.
Labopharm: More than meets the eye
biomedreports.com/articles/most-popular/36133-labopharm-more-than-meets-the-eye.html
Written by Nicholas DeCesare
Thursday, 15 April 2010 00:00
When I wrote last, I suggested taking a serious look at both Depomed and Discovery Labs as a result of both stock prices being severely depressed. Discovery Labs is up over 8% since my article, while Depomed has soared over 40%. Another stock with serious potential in the near and long term is Labopharm Inc. (NasdaqGM: DDSS).
Labopharm is a specialty pharma company with headquarters in Canada, that develops drugs using a controlled release technologies. In February, they received approval for their anti-depressant drug Oleptro, which is their once-daily formulation of the antidepressant trazodone. When the news hit, the stock rocketed upward to almost $3 a share. However, since then, the stock has retreated to an almost unthinkable price of under $1.50.
Quotes delayed at least 20 mins.In the days that followed the approval of Oleptro, the market seemed disappointed that Labopharm did not have a partner lined up and ready to market the drug. However, the decision came days early from the agency, and even caught Labopharm by surprise. However, the company has continually said they are currently in talks to finalize a partnership within days. CEO James Howard-Tripp plans an aggressive Oleptro launch by Q3 in an $11 billion dollar anti-depressant market in the United States alone. Investors have been eagerly awaiting the news of not only who the partner will be, but what kind of upfront payment and deal terms Labopharm will receive. Mr. Tripp has also made it very clear that Labopharm intends to play a huge role in the marketing and launch of their product to receive as much revenue as possible from sales.
Labopharm’s other major product is their once daily Tramadol, for the treatment of moderate to sever pain, which has already been on the United States market and world markets and is showing significant growth. In 2009, sales of Tramadol grew 27% compared to 2008, and more double digit growth is expected this year. The company has also begun the regulatory process in Europe for their third product, their twice-daily tramadol-acetaminophen. Through their partnership agreements, Labopharm’s Tramadol is being licensed and distributed in 17 countries worldwide creating a unique flow of revenue for the company.
As I examined the potential market for Oleptro and current market for Tramadol, it became even more obvious just how undervalued this company is. Assuming the market for Oleptro is anywhere from $500 million to $1 billion, which is 5 to 10% of the overall anti-depressant total (which keeps growing each year) and that a partnership would generate about 20-30% of revenues from the product for Labopharm, this could mean an approximate annual revenue for DDSS of over $200 million a year for Oleptro only. Revenue from the once daily Tramadol product were approximately $5 million per quarter last year. While the company believes that revenues will continue to be higher with this product, let’s be conservative and assume only $20 million per year added to the Oleptro revenue stream which should begin flowing in by the end of Q3. With a current market cap of just over $100 million and a stock price of under $1.50, I see Labopharm as being very undervalued and conservatively worth $2.75 a share based on possible revenue from Oleptro and current revenue from Tramadol. I invite you to do your own research on Labopharm.