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When are people going to realise that OXB is not just another Covid vaccine stock? Yes, OXB made money during Covid using its manufacturing facilities but OXB is not simply about Covid vaccines. OXB manufactures "drug delivery systems" and was simply in the right place, at the right time, to take advantage of the need for Covid vaccines but its manufacturing facilities were not built for Covid and there's a lot more to potentially come.
It keeps trying to move up but is always knocked back. Still hopeful I will get my money back but fear the £15 days are long gone.
Well, what could possibly go wrong?
50%up in the last 10 weeks, can only be good
Great to see the sp rising again…
Pure speculation, but China is having COVID epidemic. It's own vaccines are not as successful as others. Oxb is a company that can produce Astra Zeneca vaccine by the aircraft load.
This thought must have occurred to more than an investor like me at the very bottom of the feeding chain. So just maybe....
Up and down like a fiddlers elbow…
Not a water leak.
Oxb’s favourite word. The market is not impressed.
7% ?
Indeed and the recent little rise hasn't lasted long either.
Only Scancell of my bios doing ok atm. Surprisingly it seems a sector out of favour.
Analysts at Liberum cut their target price for shares Oxford Biomedica from 1,390.0p to 1,010.0p on Monday, arguing that the company's pan-vector offering had yet to reach sufficient scale in order to deliver sustainable profitability.
If only…..
or at least not very negative which is a blessing with this share atm
New CEO, looks like a good appointment. Opening markets positive
They will burn through that 60 million and then fail to make rent and get evicted. I also heard they plan to axe innovation teams so this is likely a first step towards that because they will lose their labs when they lose Windrush. There is some office space at manufacturing sites in Oxbox and Yarnton, so I imagine that's where all the core business staff and manufacturing directors will end up in the streamlined CDMO business.
The share price doesn’t stand a chance when you see the trades going through. This is being manipulated by bots and has been for months…
Half Oxb’s value is now in cash but the upside is they shouldn’t need to raise any funds for a while.
Shatter
I read your comment before the RNS and thought for one moment it was a deal for its products, licensing or something. Not a fan of sale and leaseback but it can make sense if you are cash strapped. Assuming they last the full 15 years OXB will pay something like £68m in rent which if you factor in possible future inflation and do a discounted cash flow (which I am not) I guess will be less than what they have received but they will of course not own the asset. We also don't know the terms of the lease - who is responsible for maintenance and upgrading as today's facilities will not be fir for purpose in 10 years time.
So I am neutral on this unless the funds are put to a use that increases the value of the sp I can't see this in itself doing much for it. I hope I am wrong and we move rapidly out of the £3 arena
Looks like a reasonable deal and bolsters the coffers. Dare I say could this be a turning point ? £150 million in the bank. If they can get ****logy on track then it’s a game changer. Gl all
Hi fuzzy brain, :-). I think the initial upturn will be when the market starts recovering hopefully you and yours will recover before that! I think it’s a good buy right now but may take two years before it doubles in sp. Based on a market recovery. We may well all look back thinking I should of bought. Most of my adds are now on GSK ,got to do better as my school report always said.
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Sitting here with my fuzzy brain and tinnitus. The household have all come down with covid. Even with my fuzzy brain it is hard to see where the upside is !
We all might be missing something. I just cannot see it but the sp momentum has to be up before I buy again.
This has got to be a buy surly. Can anyone see any negatives I would like to know if they can .
Figures look quite good or am I missing something. :-). Time for me to jump aboard and set sail.
:-).
I think the answer, Shatter, is NO
There have been many false dawns and we are still way under what could be deemed a sensible sp so I am sanguine and not raising any hopes yet as it's difficult to see what has changed to reverse the sentiment.
Has the tide turned?