What is AVA?24 Jan 2022 14:35
I have rephrased the question about what is AVA6000 worth as there appears to be a lack of understanding about what AVA is, or, more precisely, what Precision is.
Precision is a is a delivery system for drugs.
AVA6000 is a trial of the delivery system for doxorubicin, an existing cancer treatment drug.
This is important because the existing delivery of the drug has two main issues:
a) Only certain levels of the drug can be administered.
b) The drug impacts other organs outside of the cancer.
The point of AVA (Precision) is that it delivers the drug directly to the tumour. This means that more of the delivered drug hits the cancer and less hits other organs.
Both mean a greater chance of successful treatment.
In trying to put a value on AVA (Precision), you therefore need to consider Total Available Market.
Now, if the delivery system doesn't work then the value is zero. This is the risk aspect of the share.
However, if the delivery system does work, then the TAM of drug delivery is incalculable as it exceeds the values of all drugs currently being delivered causing side effects. This is the reward aspect of this share.
Avacta is currently trialling a drug delivery system that would revolutionise treatments across a broad range of diseases. That is very hard to value and no doubt of interest to pharmas that sell the current drugs.
Trust this helps and happy if it is called a ramp, which is what all positive posts appear to get named.
Onwards Avacta.