If my analysis is correct the current shareprice corresponds to an average number of IGFD patients of around 520-530 per year over the next 7 years. This should definitely be attainable if INSM can show traction in the market when Q2 numbers are published.
So, even if trials would go totally belly-up (unlikely) for INSM, the value of INSM for DNA still consists of:
- patents (a victory by TRCA-DNA over their patents won't invalidate INSMs patents).
- pipeline.
- 7 year potential revenues for IGFD indication.
- operational production facilities are in place which can be
expanded for production of iPlex or other products with the same sort of production technology or type of knowledge needed.
- amount of cash still left from Secondary offering.
Just do the math and you'll see that INSM is a nice buy at these prices as long as you don't buy on margin. IMHO.
E.