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jbog

07/24/10 6:04 PM

#99607 RE: Mpower #99606

Mpower,

While I also think Momenta will rise substantially over the next few periods, the anchor in pricing won't be the threat of competition but the fear that any new competitive entry would drastically cut Momenta royalty percentage rate.

I don't have a fear that Sandoz won't hold its own in the sales area, but there's a world of difference in Momenta's royalty take.

Right now, Momenta's stock would increase drastically if we knew the road blocks were substantial for Amphstar and Teva.




Under this collaboration, Sandoz makes certain payments to us. As mutually agreed, we provide, and Sandoz pays us, for internal expenses incurred in scientific, technical and/or management work. Sandoz is also responsible for funding substantially all of the other ongoing development and commercialization costs and legal expenses incurred with respect to injectable enoxaparin, subject to termination rights upon reaching agreed upon limits. In addition, Sandoz will, in the event there are no third party competitors marketing a Lovenox-Equivalent Product, as defined in the collaboration agreement, provide to us a share of the profits from M-Enoxaparin. This profit share percentage is between 40%– 50%. If another interchangeable generic Lovenox is on the market, we are entitled to receive a royalty on net sales by Sandoz. That royalty rate ranges from high single to low double digits. If the only competitor to M-Enoxaparin is an authorized generic, we receive hybrid economics—a royalty up to a specified sales level, then a profit share on net sales above the sales cut-off. In addition, if certain milestones are achieved with respect to injectable enoxaparin under certain circumstances, Sandoz may also make milestone payments to us which would reach $55.0 million if all such milestones are achieved. In all of these scenarios, a portion of the development expenses and certain legal expenses which have exceeded a specified amount will be offset against the profit-sharing amounts, royalties and milestone payments. Sandoz may also offset a portion of any product liability costs and certain other expenses arising from patent litigation against the profit-sharing amounts, royalties and milestone payments.
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DFRAI

07/24/10 6:06 PM

#99608 RE: Mpower #99606

MNTA valuation

2.4 billion US sales
assume 50% sales
1.2 billion split worst case would be 10%, maybe 20% for hybrid and best would be 45%

*worst case would be 120 million per year to MNTA which would support 20-25 dollar per share price

**hybrid case would be 240 million or 45-60 per share

***best case of 45% or about 550 million would translate to 100-130 per share - which this would not last more than a year as Sanofi would introduce AG

If and when they get copaxone - 2 billion, 50% share and 50% split - mnta looks to add another 500 million in revenue per year _ hope Markman hearing goes their way and they get approved next summer by FDA

A lot of streching of course, but possible and voila in 2 years they could be making obscene amounts of cash - something like 700 million in profits - can we dream more than 20 per share???????????