Post by
Ciao on Feb 03, 2024 8:02pm
Hope for the Best, this is a viable path forward
Hopeforthebest, to reply on this comment,
" it arguably values CZO's at a target price between C$1.25-C$2.20 per CZO share. That would obviously take PGX into account "
At the current market cap, PGX is trading for cash and 1/3 Price/Sales, and ZERO for PGX.
It's what management can do with the assets (we are reminded of the value of PGX in multiple NR and from the subject matter experts), and Gilles is the common denominator for AEZS / CZO management and has proven himself to be incapable.
This is a sham takeover of CZO at a fire sale liquidation valuation instead of a premium. Thus the share price has dropped to new lows instead of rising.
Let's consider this:
1) Q4 sales recover as KENVUE needs to re-stock, as Gilles said, SYMRISE's product is not a replacement for CEAPRO's AV so they need to re-order from CEAPRO (unless of course AVENNO sales have taken a massive hit)
2) shareholders vote no to the sham merger
3) the share price rapidly recovers once the sham merger is given an convincing NO (heck it is trading at less than liquidation value, and the phase 1/2a results should be out in 8 months)
4) large shareholder groups call for his Gilles removal and he is kicked off the board in June
5) the board realizes that shareholders are threatening to sue the board for not behaving in the best interests (fudiciary resp) of shareholders (recommending the sham merger, not responding to and removing Gilles as the CEO) and hire a capable and motivated CEO
6) with about $10M in cash, an entrepreneur type, energetic, Alpha male CEO starts to make relationships with commercial interests, retail investors, fund managers over the next 1 - 2 years and the stock hits 52 week and 7 year old highs
OATS, your group can make this happen, we need your NO votes.
Comment by
tigerpro on Feb 10, 2024 2:44pm
Is it legal that Gilles doesn't communicate with shareholders but frequently provides insider information to Prop? Is it legal that Gilles pays Prop to spread wrong and misleading information to shareholders? Can shareholders sue both of them in the future?