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TELESTA THERAPEUTICS INC T.TST

"Telesta Therapeutics Inc is a biopharmaceutical company. The Company is engaged in the research, development, manufacturing and commercialization of human health products and technologies."


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Comment by rgonlyfactsplson Mar 10, 2012 9:25am
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Post# 19652962

RE: RE: Possibly Bayer's potential bid...

RE: RE: Possibly Bayer's potential bid...

Double Gad... I didn't think I implied the following in my post...
"Gad, why would Bayer, who's looking to buy a billion dollar business from Pfsize, give a ratzarse about a diddly-squat canadian company with less than 30 cents revenue per share and no profit."

Original post:
"Possibly Bayer's potential bid...for Pfizer's Animal-Health unit has analysts and investors "revisiting" another Company's extremely under valued stock price (BNC)."

The intended thought and pretty common place thinking... is to consider other companies in a sector where a major buy-out is happening. Interest has been elevated and timely to "revisit" other over-looked and particularly undervalued companies in the same sector. Their sp may also increase from this elevated interest (including BNC's in this case).

Did I suggest Bayer should.... ?    Gad, nope.

And, a second point, assuming Pfsize (from above) is Pfizer... maybe the rest of the statement should compare apples-to-apples (stick to animal heath business comparisons i.e., revenue/earnings from BNC AH division).

Even though I was disappointed in BNC's Animal Health division's 2011 revenue and expense results...the net results were:
Revenue: $27.4 million,  EBITBA (before R&D): $7.4 million,  Income (before taxes)*: $2.9 million   *prior to corp expense allocation (see page 78 in annual report)

No reason, any large or medium corp should not look at BNC's AH division if the fit makes a lot of sense and not looking for a major acquisition and can deal with the complications of the two other divisions.
But again, not suggesting Bayer is at the moment.

Enjoy the week-end!  rg

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