Ich habe mir den CC nochmal durchgelesen und komme nun zu einer differenzierteren Meinung:
Bezüglich Volumen und Umsatz mit Brasilien ist man im Vergleich zur Vergangenheit etwas vorsichtiger geworden. Zitat:
We project that our current cash will fund operations into 2019.Aber: Bei den Resultaten scheinen sie den Ball flach zu haltn!
Before we open the call for questions, I want to conclude by saying that we are very excited and enthusiastic for the years ahead. Our proprietary Protalix technology has generated four compound for our company thus far of which one is approved and which have already demonstrated efficacy and safety in patients. With $63 million in cash to start the year which is projected to fund the company's through our three clinical trial read-outs and the revenue stream from Brazil we fully believe this is just a beginning for Protalix.
Question-and-Answer Session
I just wanted to ask about what would be considered a positive result in the alidornase alfa Phase II study, if you could walk us through, what you anticipate as an efficacy signal that would be unequivocal indication of this product candidate success?
So actually when we talk to physicians, they indicated to us that
if we will reach an improvement of two points in FEV1 that will be good result because every point is really matter. So, I think that any number above two will be a good number for us and a good and solid proof of concept of clinical efficacy.
... In July 2016, the first patient was dosed in Protalix’s phase IIa clinical trial of alidornase alfa (PRX-110). In January 2017, Protalix announced positive interim results from the phase II clinical trial for the first 13 CF patients enrolled in the study. At that time, 15 patients had been enrolled in, and were expected to complete, the study. The initial primary efficacy result shows that alidornase alfa (PRX-110)
improves lung function as demonstrated by a mean absolute increase in the percent predicted forced expiratory volume in one second (ppFEV1) of 4.1 points from baseline. A commercially available small molecule CFTR modulator for the treatment of CF has reported a mean absolute increase in ppFEV1 of 2.5 from baseline in its registration clinical study. This score was achieved while 74% of the patients participating in the trial of the CFTR modulator were also treated with Pulmozyme® on top of the modulator. While this marketed CFTR addresses a certain mutation applicable to less than 50% of CF patients, alidornase alfa (PRX-110) is being developed to treat all CF patients. ...
http://protalix.com/products/prx-110-alidornase-alfa/Meine Schlussfolgerung: Es ist produktemässig und resultatemässig weiter mit positiven Überraschungen zu rechnen, die den Aktienkurs nachhaltig ansteigen lassen werden. Diese Zwischenresultate waren Knight BioTherapeutics of Canada bekannt. Überhaupt waren die Zwischenresultat "hammermässig", auch wenn man sie nicht einfach hochrechnen kann.
Ich werde mein Invest zu Kursen unter 1.10$ bei Tagesschwankungen (falls sie nochmals so tief gehen) ausbauen, bis ich zu einem EP von max. 0.75 komme.