RE: The trouble is….9 Jan 2025 15:47
Everyone entitled to their opinion baz and all welcome. Until the wraps are taken off the publicity surrounding the launch at the prestigious In-Cosmetics event there will undoubtably be negative views every time the sp falls back so in the interim consider tillerman's uninformed opinion that " if the lysate is just viewed as a useful ingredient rather than a stand alone blockbuster you can cut all those best of best case forecasts by 90%+, secrecy allows shareholders to indulge in wish fulfilment fantasies on a grand scale. Best case on a hyper ramped AIM stock almost never eventuates, especially where the management has form" and then contrast it with the informed RNS view;
Firstly from a current senior Croda Group employee pre clinical trial "Dr Damian Kelly, Vice President Innovation & Technology Development at Croda Europe Ltd, responsible for the project previously said:
"This [SkinBiotix? programme] continues to be a fascinating project that is heading towards commercialisation and will break new scientific ground in the use of lysated bacteria in the cosmetic industry as a skin care active ingredient. We have recently observed some additional unexpected technical benefits during our projected scale-up activities which, if shown to be efficacious through further in-vitro and in-vivo clinical trials, would then offer significant supplementary applications and greater product valorisation as a skin care cosmetic active. We are excited by the findings we have seen thus far and look forward to a long and prosperous relationship with SkinBioTherapeutics."
"This exciting project continues to move forward along the roadmap to commercialisation, offering a totally unique ingredient as a skin active for the cosmetic industry. In-vitro and ex-vivo studies are complete, and clinical (in-vivo) trials are planned to conclude in early 2024. Four pilot-scale semi-industrial fermentation batches, including down-stream processing, have been completed, and commercial-scale batches are planned for 2024 at Croda's UK facility. Premium quality formulations have also been developed. We remain excited about this innovative product"
& then post the trial from the ex Croda employee
"Dr Surinder Chahal, Cosmetic Science / Customer Alliances Advisor to SkinBioTherapeutics (formerly VP Customer Alliances Technology Development at Croda), added:
"One of the reasons I joined SkinBioTherapeutics from Croda was that I saw the benefits of the SkinBiotix technology and its potential impact on the skin healthcare sector. From the feedback we received from the Croda team, I am delighted that my predictions are correct. Obviously, the metrics and specifics from the study won't be released publicly since this is highly commercially sensitive information that belongs to Croda. However, from the conclusions drawn, we are pleased about how the technology performed and confident about next steps"
Then make your own mind up who's view you believe