The latest Investing Matters Podcast with Jean Roche, Co-Manager of Schroder UK Mid Cap Investment Trust has just been released. Listen here.
TLW,
I would like to think so.
If SPRINTER results are as good as P2, then its game on.
As I see it, upon a successful SPRINTER read out (and hopefully EUA) all it would take is for individual countries to pre-order/stockpile enough to cover 1% of their population and the numbers really start to stack up......not ramping, just my own personal view.
Regards & a very Happy New Year to All
...on the right asset....fingers crossed.
https://www.fiercepharma.com/pharma/slow-year-for-biotech-pharma-m-a-will-drugmakers-look-for-bolt-deals-or-large-transactions
A few numbers thrown about in here as a rough guide line
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2020.12.14.20248201v1.full.pdf
The below shows a god breakdown ,worldwide, of where we are as regards infection rates/hospitalization/mortalities.....SNG001 in perfect place to get these numbers down.
https://am.jpmorgan.com/content/dam/jpm-am-aem/global/en/insights/eye-on-the-market/covid-19/section-3.pdf
Just browsing through the net and found this (apologies if already posted), in depth explanation of the ACTIV studies and what it entails (page 240 onwards)
https://www.fnih.org/sites/default/files/2021-10/ACTIV-2_v7.0-wLOA%20073021.pdf
I think it is called sarcasm....
Thoughts everybody....positive or otherwise?
https://www.wmg.com/news/emmy-lovell-promoted-executive-vice-president-wea-europe-33646
Some light reading on the latest thinking as regards takeovers
https://www.biopharmadive.com/news/biotech-pharma-deal-trends-2021/593267/
Should this not be subject to an RNS if they have changed the name to that which was specified previously....
...entrance to the market as NAPS....thought it may have been heralded a tad more.
Can we expect an RNS today related to the name change?
to 3.20 there.
MelodyVR Group PLC (AIM:MVR), a leading music company and operator of the MelodyVR and Napster platforms, is pleased to announce key contract renewals with Napster's business to business partners and release metrics for the Napster platform for the year ending 31 December 2020;
· Amendment to the platform services agreement with SONOS, one of the world's leading sound experience brands, covering the expansion of ad-supported SONOS Radio in 14 new territories (UK, Ireland, France, Germany, Italy, The Netherlands, Sweden, Switzerland, Austria, Belgium, Denmark, Norway, Australia, New Zealand). The SONOS Radio service, which is one of more than 100 streaming services available on the SONOS platform, is now the 3rd most streamed service on SONOS since its launch in April 2020;
· Renewal of the technology and platform services agreement with Panasonic Corporation (Japan) to March 2022, providing application development and integration of Napster services with Panasonic's HomeX smart home music services;
· Renewal of the digital media services agreement with Telefonica Germany to December 2022, including a 2-year extension of the Napster music service for O2 subscribers and Aldi Talk service subscribers in Germany.
These contract renewals are expected to secure revenues of c.$16 million in aggregate over the course of the next 2 years.
We are also pleased to report the following engagement metrics for the Napster platform for the year ended 31 December 2020. These metrics demonstrate user engagement with the platform and a basis on which to attract new revenue generating users and B2B contracts.
· 126% increase in total platform users at December 2020, including subscribers from PaaS services, to 5.7 million (December 2019: 2.5 million)
· 15% increase in platform average monthly active users, including subscribers from PaaS services, to 1.2 million (FY19: 1.0 million)
· 10.5 billion total plays (FY19: 10.8 billion) and 306.5 million listening hours (FY19: 328.2 million)
In addition, we are pleased to report further expansion in the catalogue of tracks available on the platform thus strengthening the proposition and the depth of content available to Napster's user base.
· 25% increase in available tracks on the Napster D2C and B2B platform at the year end to 105 million (FY19: 84 million)
· 30% increase in total unique artists available on the platform at the year end to 4.6 million (FY19: 3.5 million)
Anthony Matchett, Group CEO said:
"The continued adoption of music streaming is creating meaningful B2B growth opportunities for Napster's platform-as-a-service business. These latest contract updates follow a very successful 2020 with 130% growth in PaaS revenues from partners like Sonos, Huawei, BMW, Sony, Rakuten and others.
We are pleased by the encouraging growth statistics that the Napster service demonstrated throughout 2020, including a broadening of the Na