Friday, April 08, 2005 4:41:42 PM
Could you share whatever metrics you used to assess this 'deal'?
I have to say that this is one of the best deals I've ever seen.
What makes it so good?
Some questions that occur to me;
If this drug has the potential that has been reported, why is it on the market for 'only' $2 Million dollars?
Given the money available in the drug acquisition space, (Big Pharma buys up potential drugs by the thousands) why didn't a bidding war ensue that would take it out of DNAP's league in a heartbeat?
Is this drug development a secret?
Does Beth Isreal think that DNAP is the best choice to finish the development and then market their drug?
Wouldn't they have prefered a more substantial player, assuming they had a choice?
Why wasn't there a line at the door waiting to snap up such a potential winner?
In a normal food chain it is usually only the crumbs and the discards that make it down to the little guys, which one is this?
Just curious.
frog
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