RE: Saturday31 Oct 2020 08:36
I think it is worth bearing in mind the rise of NCYT. Also understanding the catalysts for the increased SP. Basically £70 million in May 2020 (UK Gov). £230 million in September 2020 (UK GOV) and the possibility of another order in excess of £230 million. I presume you all know that NCYT has gone from 6p to £12.00 in one year. So the question is, what will be the driving factor for an increase in SP for SNG?
In the first instance the biggest gain was due to the amazing phase 2 trial. Clearly phase 3 or emergency use, peer reviews, FDA or and CE approval will all add value. What I am saying is don't just think of a figure like £4 or £20.00. Try and figure how much value will be added along the way...
Oh and I have not even considered monetisation. With any or all of the above this will continue to add value, especially when the contracts start being signed and the money rolls in.