RE: Tuned in20 Dec 2024 09:26
Sector standard valuations are approx 800 million dollars for phase 2 ready compounds. If the board can prove synergies with 1801 and 2 in regards to safety, in a small phase 1, then there is no reason why 1802 shouldn't be worth 800 million dollars too. If 737 brings some value to the table then closer to 2 billion than 1. A TO offer might come with a discount but yes, 500 million would seem on the low side.
Personally, I still think the board are pursuing a licence and I don't give much credence to Parker saying "if there is a AGM next year" he is a veteran when dealing with long term shareholders and the AGM quote is no different to "form an orderly queue" or the dozens of other platitudes we've been given over the years. We've heard it all before.
I still think the appointment of Oberon is to introduce more HNWI or institutional investment into the mix just in case plan A (license) doesn't materialise. If Sareum are in a poker game (I believe they have been) then we may need some backing to win this hand.
All in all. We end 2024 in a good position and all eyes are on Jan 25 for something on 737.
IMO, we have at least another year of arguing with each other on here.