Perhaps ff..But some here are speculating that the sale of the company will be before PIII completes. If that happens, do you want to be in a position of knowing if the offer is a good deal or not?
Unless you think that having the best results ever in cervical cancer (GOG) and doubling the OS in canine osteosarcoma is sheer chance, then the drugs work.
Not exactly. You can think of this as an "expected value" problem, where you multiple the "probability of an event" (the likelihood of the drug getting approved) X the value of the event (Sales revenue).
Soooo, ifyou think there's a 50% chance of the drug getting approved, and the revenue IF the drug is approved is $revenues will be 1 billion, then today's "expected value" for insert-text-hereis...
=(0.5) X (1,000,000,000) =500,000,000
And then...if you assume a price/sales ratio (per previous link), then the total sales price is...
=6.0 X 500,000,000 =3,000,000,000
And if there are 49m (fully diluted) then, today's share price would be
=$3,000,000,000 / 49,000,000 =61
Someone check my numbers, but I think that's right (if you really believe that the projected revenue is 1B and the probability of (one) of the drugs getting approved is 50%.
TC
PS We'd really need to project out total possible revenue for each franchise (on an annual basis); the probability of that revenue stream reaching the market; and then sum this up for each franchise. Note: In "possible revenue" I'm assuming that's what you get after working out
a) prevalence of disease b) number of people on treatment c) % of people on treatment that are treated with Advaxis drug, i.e. their "market share" for this particular treatment.