RE: C713 Apr 2019 15:13
Ruckrover
show the post that i have used your numbers ?
you keep saying PE of 10 is mine ..
what i can tell you commercial property is valued on a PE of 10
i do not recognize your numbers that you keep claiming are mine
which is why i keep telling you to leave me out of your rants ,.,,,
THIS IS YOUR POST NOT MINE BELOW
I think it's a fair assumption that the first 4 or 5 products will have to be licenced, Scancell just don't have the funds to do it themselves.
I'm not factoring in a licence deal, a deal is simply an advance on future royalties. I'm trying to get an idea of what Scancell might be worth when the products are on the market (under license) around 2024/2025.
The calculation is simple, so take Melanoma as an example:
2024 market estimated at $14.1B.
A 20% market share gives $2.8B in sales revenue.
Scancell receive a royalty of 17% = $493M
Scancell make a net profit overall of 20% = $98.7M = £76M
On a PE of 10, that gives a market value of £760M or £1.96 per share (388M shares)
Allowing for 100% dilution (a lot of cash needed before 2024) = 98p /share.
As I said, the calculation is very straightforward what we can debate is the numbers and assumptions I have used:
Market $14B (2024)
Market share 20%
Royalties 17.5%
Net Profit 20%
PE Ratio 10 (could be higher if there were other products on the way)
Dilution factor 100% (I think it could well be much higher)
Exchange rate £1 = $1.30 (Brexit could affect this drastically)
Just trying to apply some science to the numbers rather than pluck a figure out the air. If you want to throw some of your own numbers in I'll recalculate the price.