Sirona Biochem Corp V.SBM

New all time low at 0.04 cad?

[Turtle4]

Congratulation. What a transformational year!

[Pareto8020]

It takes a special kind of stupid to sign a contract with a major pharma and then run your stock price into the ground.  Congrat's Howie - you show them how its done!

[bealert]

Happy to report that the all time low was about 12 years ago @ 3 cents.  So 4 cents is 33.333333% better than 3 cents.  WOW. Last trade was at 5 cents so that's an incredible increase from 3 cents! Good luck to all as we march to the drug store for more ulcer medication, thanks to honest howey, and all of those who helped him sucker us. BeAlert

[Turtle4]

In fact, I only checked the 10-year chart.... But you can see from the chart: History repeats itself. So let's wait for the next spike and this time really sell before everything collapses again.

[MirrorWorldMan]

We are at a worthless penny stock at this point.  Only a buyout or tangible expectation of revenue will help.  Howie needs to stop with this, "we are pleased to report..." alpo and present NR about the AbbVie deal. 

[Turtle4]

Insiders often buy when the share price has fallen so sharply. On the one hand to exude confidence, or simply to make good money if they are convinced that things will go up again. Unfortunately, neither is the case here... And I don't believe that insider information prohibits them from trading. Abbvie will probably only let you know after the official release.

[Pandora]

And I still wonder why Abbvie leaves the Sirona/TF Chem product sitting on the shelf and not releasing it into the market. Are they, in effect, controlling the market for their existing products until such time as they feel it will be a more opportune time to finally put the new product into the marketplace. i.e. they keep making money on existing product while we as shareowners have to sit back

[Pandora]

Just as a refresher  re my previous post: It was in October 2021 that it was announced they were in discussions with a major company. In December it was announced that they had hired Linda Pullan of Pullan Consulting to negotiate with this major cosmetic company. It was in June of 2022 that it was announced that an agreement had been signed with Allergen Aesthetics, a division of Abbvie

[Pandora]

I don't remember seeing a clause that said it would be a minimum of 2 years or longer before a product launch would happen or that all interval payments would not start until the "Launch" happened.

[Turtle4]

Linda did a great job. She has negotiated such high royalties that it is no longer worthwhile for Allergan and they are focusing on their own products instead. After all, tfc1067 is off the market. Allergan is paying the small contractual penalty out of its petty cash.

[Pareto8020]

It's definitely a head scratcher that they haven't even reached the point of having to pay a milestone.   Another fantastic deal by Howard with zero details, next to zero upfront payment and zero royalties paid to date. No way Howard anticipated Allergan taking this long to incorporate their compound into their lineup.  He never learns his lesson and us shareholders are the

[SleepyHoward]

So true

[Pareto8020]

Anyone recall the PRC breakdown that appeared to use Sirona fonts and graphics so one could infer it was a way for the company to promote themselves via a third party? https://57ea05b9-8ae7-4fa0-b2d8-87d70d135d8c.usrfiles.com/ugd/57ea05_4dfabf8ca3aa4f9e929d16bcfcc954dd.pdf   Some of the highlights seem humorous now that a couple years have shot by: "We estimate that AbbVie will

[lscfa]

I don't know what PRC got for that pump but they should have got life.

[Turtle4]

I think the PRC figures would be quite realistic if the license went to a global cosmetics company. Skinmedica is only really represented in North America. The large skin lightening market will probably not be penetrated but only the high-priced dark spot market (ethical requirements...) and that is only a small fraction of the market.