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ngerritson Sep 30, 2010 8:14am
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RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Re: Goldman
RE: RE: RE: RE: RE: Re: GoldmanI agree that taking over ISA is probably an excellent strategy for Lux given the milestone payments are a little less than the the actual mkt cap of ISA and they get a listing, etc. Foster would likely not be part of the new Co. which could be a deal breaker as he likely wants to physically see this drug prescribed by doctors before he exits.
My concern is how our biggest shareholder's - 3SBIO & Palidan will react and at what price they would be willing to part with their shares. They presumably bought into ISA for the drug itself, not on M&A speculation. (maybe even tax losses)
I think the market would give us a premium towards 0.50 if there was sense that we may be bought outright.
Everyone has to start looking at ISA as a holdco, whose value is determined by Lux, 3Sbio, and Palidan now. Future licensing deals aside, these 3 co's and the way they decide how voclo fits into their LT strategies will determine how high ISA shares will go.
Just one shareholder's opinion.