Antibe Therapeutics Inc(Pre-Merger) ATBPF

IPO

[Marky1]

The original IPO was was June 18 th 2013....It began trading at the equivalent price of $5.50 (.55$ presplit).  That's almost 8 years of no movement of the SP...Our long voyage is about to break out, IMHO.
The way I see things going...Further partnership deals with pharm companies such as GUD for Latin America, other deals for the USA, Europe, Japan and the rest of the world...Money swelling up our chest...
Final dissolution of ANTIBE Holding Corporation leading to one strong and uncomplicated entity.
By August, 7 months after hiring Dr. Haut, i believe that he will present to the world a huge acquisition deal with Bayer for the entire company. It took him exactly 7 months to ink a deal to sell the company that he was working for ( AskBio) for 4B$ USD
people..hang on to your shares...worth their weight in gold !

Exciting days are coming..

[JimmyJ]

Correct me if I'm wrong, I don't believe Don Haut is leading the negotiations onbehalf of Antibe.  Don was appointed to the Partnering Advisory Team, which is not a full time gig.  My guess is the team meets with Dan and the ATE leadership team periodically to discuss strategy, open doors, set up connections etc.  Not trying to burst your bubble here Marky, I like your

[MrMugsy]

You could be right JimmyJ ... might be a weekly meeting with Dan - but - I don't know the details of the team make-up. Marky is excited about the $4B deal with AskBio and he's hoping Don has the right skills and connections to get us to the promised land. A little too early to call the end game (if there is an end game) - but I'm sure they're working on potential partnering. 

[bringon10bagger]

This hardly seems reasonable based on the Nuance deal, 100M overall for 10% of market share for Otena, prorating entire MS to be worth 1B, certainly seems on low side for potential sales of 4B annually and 21B by 2034, in just US, EU, and Japan......am I missing something here?? 

[MrMugsy]

Yes ... I agree that it's on the low side. But ... China wasn't on anyone's radar and the deal became a cheap win for Nuance and it put cash in the bank for ATE.  A win-win at the right time for us.  We know that this gets more expensive going forward.   ----- (Also ... not just the $ but the value of the royalties)