$10 billion for an immunotherapy that can be applied to a WIDE range of cancers is a bit absurd and low, don't you think?
I agree that the other "pie in the sky" assessments are wild, but only $10 billion? We've seen companies offer more than twice that amount on indications regarding a niche medical issue on PH II data ONLY.
They've expressed a desire to expand the executive team. They started the economic model analysis months ago for NICE. They have 2 Roswell trials that are ongoing that they have inlicensed tech. Just revised the pediatric trial. Signed a partner for direct trials (which I believe are on hold until the draft guidance is final from the MHRA). They're securing manufacturing in the US for some of the Roswell technology. None of this screams buyout.