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Darkryder, how is that monster holding looking now?!

With a 7m MCAP Fusion Antibodies presents itself as a prime target for a buyout by big pharma.

In 2025, there have been many buyouts announced for companies with groundbreaking antibodies and antibody derived components.

Merck & Co. → Verona Pharma

Deal size: $10 billion (≈ $107/share, 23% premium

A COPD-maintenance inhaled antibody therapy approved in 2024—helping offset revenue loss as Keytruda patent expires in 2028

Novartis → Anthos Therapeutics

Deal value: Up to $3.08 billion (≈ $925 M upfront, remaining upon milestones)

Abelacimab is a late‑stage monoclonal antibody against Factor XI for stroke prevention & cancer‑related thrombosis

AstraZeneca → EsoBiotec

Deal value: Up to $1 billion (initial $425 M + milestone payments)

In‑vivo CAR‑T cell therapies delivered via IV to fight cancer/autoimmune—aligns with AstraZeneca’s expanding cell‑therapy ambitions (utilizes antibody-derived components)

Fusion states they’ve served eight of the top 10 global pharmaceutical companies, that group likely includes industry giants such as Pfizer, Novartis, Roche, Merck and AstraZeneca.

Big pharma is prepared to pay huge multiples of Fusions current MCAP to get what they want.

7m is pocket change currently.

Great post GTC, thanks for that.

Can still buy below placing price today.

Get your tickets soon folks.

Woah, I've logged in this evening to see this board full of excellent discussion on what I believe to be the crux of FAB's re-establishment in the market.

I guess it's not just me who is excited about an imminent patent that will capture the attention of big pharma and cement Fusions future in strong foundation.

I suppose Adrian just bought 100k shares of the market on the 6th of May when he has options coming up just for the fun of it.

Unless, as the CEO he knows something big is brewing...

DYOR, GLA.

Well, wouldnt want to be out of this over the weekend ;)

Going by my calculations you have 1,900,015 now!

What is your reasoning for buy such small lots?

Well we are not long away from party time, production is round the corner.

Laverda, I am personally inviting you to the 2/3/4/5/6/7 P party since Accionista is miserable and won't.

GLA, enjoy the weekend

Ok thanks, message received, now hit the road

I'm Evman...

Just keep the faith King

I have been in contact with Steve over the weekend, he tells me he is in Mali for the rest of the year to keep the job moving and to 'hang in there' regarding mining licence, it must be close...

GLA

Considering Time is our friend and I were the only private investors there yesterday, I'll boldy assume fastjet and yourself were pieces of dirt stuck in my shoes listening in.

Bernie, Steve and the rest of the board all seem like great guys.

GLA

Sorry for what seems like a silly question
but when you mention MM is that multi millionaires or market manipulators or am I completely wrong!
thanks

Thanks for all the advice guys

best of luck everyone

Hi all
Im 21 and getting into share trading part time, been in kodal since .13p and obviously done very well so far.
I want to bank profits but also keep my holding as I see the future potential. This classic dilema you have probably all faced before got me thinking and I was curious to see how others secure profits.

Is it best to set up a stop loss and move it accordingly to how the market behaves each day?
or, sell off small portions and look to buy back at a marginly lower price?

Any advice appreicated,
cheers