Futura Medical is approaching a key point as the first of the regulatory filings for its novel erectile dysfunction (ED) treatment, MED3000, is expected within the next few months. MED3000 is a fast-acting gel that has proven clinical efficacy, a fast onset of action, and an attractive commercial profile. The ED market opportunity is sizeable, especially once MED3000 becomes widely available over the counter (OTC). Optimally addressing the various elements of the demographic segments and needs of the different geographies will, in our view, require careful selection of commercial partners. We expect the partnering discussions to start in earnest once the status of the regulatory approvals is known. Our DCF-based model, using conservative assumptions, values Futura Medical at £153.8m, equivalent to 60.9p a share.
02 Jun 2020
Nearing the critical point in Erectile Dysfunction
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Nearing the critical point in Erectile Dysfunction
Futura Medical plc (FUM:LON) | 35.7 -0.1 (-0.6%) | Mkt Cap: 107.7m
- Published:
02 Jun 2020 -
Author:
Lala Gregorek -
Pages:
20
Futura Medical is approaching a key point as the first of the regulatory filings for its novel erectile dysfunction (ED) treatment, MED3000, is expected within the next few months. MED3000 is a fast-acting gel that has proven clinical efficacy, a fast onset of action, and an attractive commercial profile. The ED market opportunity is sizeable, especially once MED3000 becomes widely available over the counter (OTC). Optimally addressing the various elements of the demographic segments and needs of the different geographies will, in our view, require careful selection of commercial partners. We expect the partnering discussions to start in earnest once the status of the regulatory approvals is known. Our DCF-based model, using conservative assumptions, values Futura Medical at £153.8m, equivalent to 60.9p a share.