XTLB once considered itself a player in HCV; some of its HCV drugs failed in early clinical trials (#msg-20222352), while an NS5A inhibitor was sold to Presidio Pharma in 2008 (#msg-27791536) and turned up in 2010 as PPI-461 (#msg-52296077). PPI-461 was shelved and superseded by a newer NS5A drug called PPI-668 (#msg-76993511).
One XTLB ADR will be equivalent to 20 home-market shares on the TASE in Israel.
“The efficient-market hypothesis may be the foremost piece of B.S. ever promulgated in any area of human knowledge!”