Slacker
- 18 Feb 2003 09:52
Anybody else out there interested in these?
2002 Results are due in April, and they are expected to show a maiden profit.
Last week I opened a small speculative long (spreadbet), but I am looking to add to this position a lot more if we get any sort of resolution over Iraq crisis before the results which should spark a broad market rally from which SKP could really benefit and have a strong run-up.
DYOR etc.
Here is a recent research note from Merrill Lynch (they estimate 0.25p EPS for 2002):
Merrill Lynch FlashNote
7 February 2003
SkyePharma
Newsflow Set To Continue BUY
Reason for Report: Company Update
EPS (Dec): 2001A -1.19p; 2002E 0.25p; 2003E 2.13p
P/E (Dec): 2001A NM; 2002E 180.0x; 2003E 21.1x
Michael Ashton, CEO SkyePharma, gave an upbeat and informative presentation today.
Depomorphine appears on track for US submission in June 03. The two pivotal trials (hip and lower abdominal surgery) have been concluded. To date, the results appear encouraging. Management believe that safety (eg respiratory depression and nausea) is not an issue for the drug.The company is also conducting an additional trial in C section patients which is completing enrollment and should be included in the European submission for Depomorphine later this year. We expect the pivotal trial data for Depomorphine to be presented at the American Society of Clinical Anaesthesiologists in October 2003.
Paxil CR continues to grow (accounting for c.26% of total Paxil scrips in the US). 50% of these Paxil CR scrips are repeat and Paxil CR accounts for c.7% of the total SSRI antidepressant market in the US. Paxil CR is already filed for pre-menstrual dysphoria disorder (PMDD). However, GSK also plans to submit the intermittent treatment of PMDD later this year.
SKP also confirmed that Quintiles plans to present new data for Solaraze at the American Society of Dermatology in March. SKP believes that Solaraze is making in-roads into the actinic keratosis market and appears to be taking market share from Ephedrex (5-FU). Clinical trials in Australia are on track, with SKP planning to submit Solaraze to the Australian regulatory authorities in 2004 (second largest market opportunity after the US).
Enzon has already started to market DepoCyt in the US and SKP expects to see wider usage of the drug by key oncologists in the next few months. Phase IV studies for the neoplastic meningitis indication are on track, with an FDA Advisory Committee meeting (ODAC) scheduled next month.
Overall, we expect the newsflow for SKP to continue and reiterate our BUY recommendation with a price objective of 80p (based on applying the speciality pharma multiple to our 06E EPS of 14p and discounting back agressively at 30% p.a.). Risks to the stock include the general risk of drug development delay and product approval failure.
pachandl
- 28 Apr 2005 15:54
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I can't help thinking that the sells are made up more of private investors and the buys with more institutions. Perhaps my analysis is not sufficiently scientific for others?
joehargan1
- 28 Apr 2005 19:22
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I am surprised the rise has been as small today but I have a view the sp is set for a rally off a low level. More to come tomorrow I feel..
queen1
- 09 May 2005 08:49
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More good news - perhaps the corner has finally been turned?
LONDON (AFX) - Skyepharma PLC said the US Food and Drug Administration ('FDA') has approved Triglide, its novel formulation of fenofibrate.
This approval will trigger a 15 mln usd milestone payment from partner First Horizon Pharmaceutical Corporation, Skyepharma said.
Skyepharma granted First Horizon exclusive US marketing and distribution rights in May 2004 for a cardiovascular product, now identified as fenofibrate IDD-P. Under this agreement, SkyePharma will receive up to 50 mln usd in milestone payments, 30 mln of which are sales-based milestone payments.
In addition SkyePharma will receive 25 pct of First Horizon's net sales of the product. SkyePharma will also make a contribution of up to 5 mln usd to First Horizon's initial marketing expenses to establish the product.
Fundamentalist
- 09 May 2005 09:37
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Queen1
Agreed, another piece in the jigsaw confirmed. Still the price is being held back, assume there must still be an overhang. This should really take off when the D3 is finally signed and announced
hightech
- 09 May 2005 10:42
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Who is selling? Why?
pachandl
- 09 May 2005 11:51
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HT - on adv it seems that it was known about a week ago that there was a large stock overhang which needed to be cleared before sp would move northwards.
Fundamentalist
- 09 May 2005 12:04
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Pach
thinking aloud..
im assuming that the overhang relates to the RNS from DKW that they had increased their holding from market making activity and it is these shares that are being released into the market. alternatively it could be standard life finally unwinding their position or Dr G again???
pachandl
- 09 May 2005 14:59
- 113 of 202
Your guess is probably better than mine! By the way, this afternoon's Citywire Verdict states (re rns): "This is not one of these blockbuster drug stories that send share prices spiralling up one day and plummeting the next. But it should help SkyePharma shares move nearer the 70.25p highs they hit in December"
queen1
- 09 May 2005 15:17
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Well they're going a funny way about it as the sp is now down on the day! Thank goodness it wasn't bad news - no knowing what may have happened then!
brad pitt lookalike
- 28 May 2005 09:24
- 115 of 202
This is not a good share to be involved in and you may well be in for some bad news shortly. My advice is to sell up ASAP!!!
Fundamentalist
- 28 May 2005 10:07
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Care to share any more info or just going to post a blatant deramp?
Fundamentalist
- 28 May 2005 10:13
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BPL
Just checked to validate youre type of post and came across this on the ramper/deramper thread:
Kivver - 15 May'05 - 10:54 - 35 of 35
Watch out for pro/informer/mrsmoneypenny/wa145te/bradpittlookalike and lots of other names, buzz lightyear/helen/informtionboard/ etc on other sites. He hasn't the guts or bottle to stick to one name and loves talking to himself (sad man). Last warning i have nothing else to say about this poster he is well and truly squelched!!
So im guessing your short rather than meaning well to help us all out.
So whats the bad news?
Forward pipeline
Recent institutional buying
Current buying at 54p which the price is being held at
The announcement of the flutiform deal
something else????
Fundamentalist
- 28 May 2005 10:37
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BPL
i see you post as "Manintheknow" across the way - never trust someone who cant post under the same name on different forums is my experience
pachandl
- 28 May 2005 13:23
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Fund - yes I spotted the similarity as well. Why do people bother?
Anyway, HL's Penny Share Prophet has SKP as a buy (27/5/5) - not much to say but concludes "while there is no market consensus on current year profits, we think Skyepharma looks better than it has for some time".
queen1
- 28 May 2005 14:03
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brad pitt lookalike - you're a prat. Why waste your time dealing all this negativity? If you are entering the thread in good faith, as is suggested by your "helpful" comment for others to watch out for impending bad news, why not act in good faith and explain what that news is? And if you don't have any news and you're just a sad lonely individual (brad pitt lookalike - I think not) who feels important by bringing other people down, just don't bother. You're not worth it.
Fundamentalist
- 28 May 2005 18:29
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Just to show what a comedian this guy is he has posted the same comment on Pace (PIC) - this afer PIC went up 60% on friday.
He has certainly posted on here and advfn the same statement on SKP and PIC under 4 different aliases in total - there may well be plenty of other threads he has done the same to - Kenmare is certainly one where he has been spouting for ages.
Dont be fooled by the deramping comedian - DYOR and dont be mislead
queen1
- 28 May 2005 22:19
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Well said Fundamentalist.
wa157te
- 29 May 2005 08:21
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Why are you so afraid of bad news???
Pull that wool from over your eyes which Kivver and others have put there. This share is a dog with fleas and has never been worth any attention. You should sell now before the bad news hits the fan - or your pocket will feel the pinch!!!
Fundamentalist
- 29 May 2005 10:40
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Another day, another alias - not afraid of bad news just get wound up by idiots postings under several aliases with blatant deramps with nothing to back it up
queen1
- 29 May 2005 13:15
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Again, well said Fundamentalist. wa157te - put up (i.e. share this impending news of doom to the benefit of all if you're that concerned about our welfare) or f*ck off.