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Dri Healthcare Trust T.DHT.UN

Alternate Symbol(s):  DHTRF

DRI Healthcare Trust is a Canada-based company engaged in global pharmaceutical royalty monetization. The Company is involved in pharmaceutical royalty monetization and provides capital to inventors, academic institutions and biopharma companies. It acquires more than 25 royalties on 20-plus drugs, including Eylea, Orserdu, Omidria, Spinraza, Stelara, Vonjo, Zejula and Zytiga. Its portfolio includes Empaveli/Syfovre, Eylea I, Eylea II, Ilaris, Natpara, Omidria, Oracea, Orserdu I, Orserdu II, Rydapt, Simponi, Spinraza, Stelara, Vonjo I, Vonjo II, Xenpozyme, Xolair, Zejula, Zytiga, sebetralstat, and others. Its therapeutic areas include hematology, ophthalmology, influenza, endocrinology, dermatology, oncology, neurology, immunology, lysosomal storage disorder, hereditary angioedema, and others. The Company is managed by DRI Capital Inc. Its products are marketed by pharmaceutical companies, including Regeneron, Bayer, Santen; AstraZeneca; Takeda; Galderma Laboratories; and others.


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Comment by raybay_98on May 19, 2025 11:52am
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RE:RE:RE:Small Caps to Watch

RE:RE:RE:Small Caps to Watch
"The data should lead one to question why corporate stock buybacks have grown steadily since the turn of the century. Such is particularly the case when the overreliance on buybacks at non-accretive valuations to boost stock prices has become commonplace. Such a statement undermines the fallacy that corporate stock buybacks are solely a return of capital to shareholders. For example, Apple’s $110 billion buyback plan in 2024 raised questions among some investors about whether the company focused too much on immediate stock price increases rather than on investments that could drive long-term value. That statement should not be overlooked, given that 5-year annualized revenue growth has been flat since 2018. (Chart courtesy of SimpleVisor.com)" ?? Now you know the rest of the story as the saying goes! JMHO
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