RE: Potential Company Valuation - Interested in people's views16 Jan 2021 19:37
Debarred... interesting point of view. There are a couple of parameters that I think might change your forecast.
***Your vaccine uptake forecast is very optimistic. In many developed countries, at this moment, only 50-60% of the population (from what I've read) is happy to take the vaccine
***Some communities (Guardian wrote today), onlybapprox. 30% happy to take the vaccine
***You assumed people would not get reinfected after receiving the vaccine and also - we still don't know how longe the protection from vaccines will last.
***It will take a logistical miracle to vaccine enough people in the developing countries this year - Covid is with us tonstay for a while
***Developing markets and lower income countries will probably have a different tier pricing in place so I would not discard the rest of the world (you only assumed market size was 3× USA= approx. 1 billion people)
***COPD, Asthma, viral respiratory infections - SNG001 has shown efficacy in earlier trials in COPD and Asthma and chances are it will be a broad-spectrum antiviral. COPD market alone is huge and would have made SNG001 a blockbuster drug in its own right.
***Stockpiling : Governemnts around the world have already committed to stockpiling treatments for future pandemics and this is, in itself, potentially a huge revenue stream for SNG. Let's assume that governments will stockpile for 0.5% of population of 1.5 billion people (USA , EU and 500m peoplenfrom ROW,) - that would.mean 7.5 million treatments sold every 3 years. That in itself is £15 billion - £10bn /year.
The above I believe puts SNG in the 8-£10 Billion bracket in my opinion (based on my research and my estimates).
DYOR.