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loanranger

02/21/21 8:32 AM

#347827 RE: MackG #347820

The data was simply supposed to provide some perspective on the range of royalties paid to developers of drugs that were subsequently APPROVED.

Pointing out that there is precedent for a company in phase 2 getting more than a 25% royalty is as valuable as pointing out that the same table shows that 26 companies in phase 2 signed deals where the royalties were from 0-5%.
Obviously many factors play into how the math is done by both the licensor and the licensee.

When someone suggested regarding a B-OM license that "We'd only get 6% of that from our license" you responded "You forgot to mention that the 6% royalty figure is purely an assumption on your part. It could be much higher."

And here we go again. I regret posting the table....
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Lemoncat

02/21/21 10:24 AM

#347845 RE: MackG #347820

Yep there's a precedent. The numbers tell us one of two things.

1. There's a 1/72 chance of us getting 25%+.

2. If Brilacidin is more profitable than 71/72 of those drugs we have a good chance of a 25% royalty.

Go IPIX!