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Well NickE, having re-listened to the 1st Interview for what must be the third time, my understanding of what Stuart was talking about differs to yours; Stuart was clearly talking about acquisitions driving transformation by end of Q1 2024 starting with the first of those acquisitions by end of this year. He also spelt out how that would be achieved; Channel to put our science into, Brings Revenue, and finally puts the Company in a stronger position when negotiating with Multi Nationals as we are not in desperate need of the money.
Stuart also waxed lyrical about the science that Skin has , hence his determination to achieve the best possible return from any negotiated deals which will likely include more than one deal with Croda as the current license is purely for cosmetics.
So, expect negotiated deals for skinbiotix once the clinical trials have concluded and the bulk lysate with its proven up additional properties is made available by Croda as medibiotix relies on the final version of this lysate as does the Oral Health product which may explain the confusion over the end of phase 2 date. Stuart also informed you in the first interview that negotiations for axisbiotix partnering were dependent on demonstrating other product streams such as for acne treatment, so nothing to deceive you there in terms of timescale either
Must admit I was a little confused with the oral study response as we had a RNS on 31 St Aug 2022 informing us phase 1 of the oral study had completed so are we on phase 2 part b or something? Also forgot to confirm whether croda study has actually commenced.
Well done elric, one acquisiotion by end of Dec and a second by end Jan 24 with axis sales currently running at £25k per month, certainly informative
Agree, Cath will be pretty fed up to see SOH credited with hose deals
Withering bonus bearcast from TW, don't think there will be any cosy fireside chats for a while
Of course it is a spoof, SOH has already stated that he wont allow "sweetbiotix" to go out as a named ingredient until the scaled-up versions have undergone full structural and taste tests and hence can be declared as GRAS. The US Partner has apparently "soft launched" some of their scaled-up product but it has not gone out with the sweetbiotix label
Turtle, I understand what you are saying but as a LTH I think back a couple of months where the SP was stagnating at 13p so with the only tangible deliveries since then being launches of axis into Italy and France, quite a relief to see £3m raised at only circa 10% dilution. The acid test now is SA who once told us he doesn't miss a deadline, actually needs to deliver on his promises
Yes the placing at the minimal discount was an exceptional piece of business in the current climate but until I am satisfied we won't be in the same position next year because of continuous slipping delivery dates I will not rest easy. For instance, in August SA told TW in the podcast that the Oral Study was ending this Summer as an example of falling R&D costs, so why do we need £300k of new placing money earmarked for Oral Study R&D? He told TW that the Croda Study started early in September and yet the language in the placing RNS infers it has yet to start. I have posed these questions through Elric and will await with interest the response
Thomas, there are two product groups, skinbiotix and axisbiotix and 5 pillars associated with those product groups. Croda have a contract for cosmetic use only for skinbiotix leaving for usage in other pillars and health groups up for negotiation with multi nationals. The acquisitions are seen by SA as providing him with a stronger bargaining chip when negotiating the terms of any future agreements ashe has said in recent interviews.
Is it recent mol? Seems to have been involved through lgbco for a number of years
https://www.lgbco.com/lgb-helps-fund-microbiome-therapies-for-skin-through-equity-raise/
To be fair the India deal was just a restatement of something Tom missed in the Commercial update RNS " Ongoing discussion with a publically listed large pharmaceutical company in India for a launch of SlimBiome® containing products in India in Q2 2024 with forecast sales for OptiBiotix in Y1 of £1.2m and Y5 of £6.7m"
The anticipated update on second gen products before Christmas following taste tests as a precursor to formal soft launch(es) in 2024 would be good though
Not the only link Clio. Easy to envisage that Stuart would initially have taken up Unilever's Health and Wellbeing Challenge leading to the conversation besides psoriasis whar else do you have in the pipeline.
https://www.unilever.com/brands/innovation/innovate-with-us/health-and-wellbeing-challenges/
Yes Clio. Unilever very interested in microbiome. https://www.unilever.com/news/news-search/2022/research-unlocks-the-secret-to-helping-dry-skin-heal-itself/
Yes unilever certainly most peoples favourites especially as Laura Bey, Skin's head of formulations, is on loan from Unilever. https://uk.linkedin.com/in/laura-bey-/en
Masarap, the results were announce Aug 22
"Oral Programme
The Company is pleased to announce, the successful completion of the first phase of its oral health programme. The project, conducted by Professor Andrew McBain of The University of Manchester, strongly supported the use of specific bacterial (probiotic) strains or lysates in the prevention of periodontal (gum) disease.
With nearly 50% of adults over 30 suffering from this condition, rising to 70% for those aged 65+, prevention of gum disease represents a sizeable potential market of $1.1bn, presenting an opportunity for SkinBioTherapeutics to develop products that deliver significant returns.
Application of the bacteria and lysates to oral cells showed its efficacy in protecting against the pathogen associated with periodontal disease. The candidate technologies discovered as part of the study showed great potential to not only protect oral cells from pathogens, but also have a dampening effect on inflammation. Furthermore, the bacteria/lysates strengthened the integrity of oral cells, potentially increasing their resistance to gum disease.
This study identified several bacteria/lysates each with differing abilities to protect oral cells. Future studies will identify the optimal bacteria/lysates to take forward into human studies.
The success of this first phase study provides a solid foundation for transition into future clinical studies and strongly positions SkinBioTherapeutics as a potential player in the periodontal disease treatment market, unlocking additional opportunities with global multinationals."
And just to make it crystal clear MIK, l et us pretend the sales were unchanged at 22000 using your calculation, multiply that by 100% you get 22000 so did sales go up 100% or stay the same?
The percentage increase is calulated using the following formula; 77000 - 22000 / 22000* 100
The percentage increase is actually 250% but fairly irrelevant as between the US, UK, Italy and France there are estimated to be over 10M psoriasis sufferers and yet the number of regular subscribers for axisbiotix is circa 400 so along way to go but does illustrate the potential if we get a decent partner to market it.
Wrong about share dilution being the only way to fund drilling then Roger, although realised less than half the expected value of the original ditau sale value "Power Metal now moves to become a strategic investor in Kavango with an 9.85% holding on Admission next week, carrying a value of some £1.25m at yesterday's closing market mid-price."
Still a good deal in the present climate, just need to actually find a commercial strike with the next drilling campaign
With you on that Toyin, just managing Clio's expectations