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Vivesto capped off its 18-month strategic turnaround with reduced Q1 losses and a stated focus on its ‘string of pearls’ strategy to build its oncology pipeline through in-licensing and M&A. In March, it successfully completed a rights issue, generating net proceeds of SEK134.6m, extending its runway into 2024. This is sufficient to cover a number of clinical and commercial inflection points and execute its strategy. Key upcoming catalysts include the planned 2022 UK and German launches of Apeal
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FY21 results highlight delivery on key elements of Oasmia’s ongoing transformation. Notably, ‘rightsizing’ the business and prudent cost control has brought the underlying cash burn rate down to c SEK10m per month in 2021. With the fully secured rights issue expected to raise gross proceeds of c SEK150m, management has guided it can fund operations for 18–24 months. We anticipate material progression can be made across the pipeline during this time, with clinical progress expected from Cantrixil
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Oasmia has announced it has secured a preferential, one-for-five rights issue that will raise gross proceeds of c SEK151m and should alleviate near-term funding requirements. The company’s largest shareholder has agreed to subscribe to its allotment (24.8%) and a consortium of external investors has guaranteed the remainder (75.2%), albeit on a 6.5% cash compensation basis. Subscription rights can be traded from 8 to 17 March. Oasmia has also announced plans to change its name to Vivesto; both t
We believe Oasmia is entering a definitive phase of its transformation in the months ahead. Apealea is due to be launched in Europe (early 2022), enabling an inflow of commercial revenues in 2022. Importantly however, licensee Elevar has notified Oasmia that it is reviewing the previously communicated strategy for Apealea in the United States; we note that accelerating timelines (expected launch 2025) or expansion into indications beyond advanced ovarian cancer could potentially present upside t
Oasmia Pharmaceutical has made steady progress in its ongoing transition into an R&D-driven, speciality pharma company with commercially available assets. The in-licensing of Cantrixil from Kazia Therapeutics in March is the first of its ‘string of pearls’ strategy to bolster the pipeline. Oasmia now has three oncology assets under its belt. Partner Elevar Therapeutics now expects to initiate the additional trials required by the FDA to enable the NDA submission for Apealea (Cremophor-free pacli
Oasmia is at a major inflection point as it focuses on its transformation into an R&D-driven, specialty pharma company, with commercially available assets. During 2020, with new management at the helm, much progress was made, including the global partnership deal with Elevar Therapeutics for lead oncology asset Apealea (Cremophor-free paclitaxel), and the implementation of significant cost saving programs. Management has kickstarted 2021 with the in-licensing of Cantrixil (in all indications) fr
Oasmia’s H1 FY21 results highlight recent developments made to realign the business. In December, global partner Elevar Therapeutics announced it had concluded discussions with the FDA on the pathway to US approval for Apealea (Cremophor-free paclitaxel) in ovarian cancer. The FDA has stated it requires two additional trials to form the basis of the NDA submission. We have delayed our forecast US launch by two years to 2025, which means our forecast timeframe to maiden profitability has now shif
Oasmia is a specialty pharma company focused on developing improved formulations of well-established cancer drugs through its proprietary XR-17 platform technology. Its technology has received validation though a global partnership deal for lead asset Apealea (Cremophor-free paclitaxel) with Elevar Therapeutics across a variety of cancer indications. Apealea’s initial indication is ovarian cancer (approved in Europe), and Elevar is in discussions with the FDA for the pathway to US approval (we f
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Avon Protection’s capital markets day highlighted its continued focus on medium-term margin expansion (targeting operating margin of 14–16%), concentrating on its core business of respirators and head protection. The unwinding of the armour business, alongside the consolidation of Team Wendy (acquired in H220) should enable Avon to benefit from rising global defence spending. Its strong relationship with the US DoD, and organic growth opportunities with recurring revenue from necessary product r
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TRX is focused on the development and commercialisation of two proprietary processing technologies for the repair of soft tissue (dCELL®) and bone (BioRinse®). It has a broad portfolio of products used in biosurgery, orthopaedics and dental markets. Investment in tissue processing, manufacturing capacity and strong commercial partners, together with its “4S” strategy, has generated six consecutive reporting periods of strong growth, with TRX turning EBITDA-positive in 2023. Further growth in 202
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Cambridge Nutritional Sciences (CNS) has published its H1 2024 results to end September 2023. Group revenues grew 44% to £4.9m and gross profits increased by 63% to £3.1m, with the company benefitting from newfound operational efficiencies. With its now streamlined strategy focussing on the core Health & Nutrition business and the initial signs of an encouraging uptick in sales momentum, we believe the company is well positioned for growth that will help create future value for shareholders. We
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Venture Life has reported FY23 results to December 2023, following the February trading update. Revenues grew 17% in the year to £51.4m (our est. £50.7m) and adjusted EBITDA was £11.6m (our est. £11.6m). Cash conversion was 85%, generating £9.8m of cash from operations. Cash generation and no M&A in 2023 allowed the company to de-lever, closing FY23 with net debt to adjusted EBITDA at 1.3x. Management have focused on growth with three therapy areas generating double-digit revenue growth and onli
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The Hardman & Co Healthcare Index (HHI) has been running since 2009. Its main function is to highlight the attractions of life sciences investments over the long term. For the second year running, apart from global economic influences affecting world markets, performance in 2023 was dented by the capital-intensive nature of the sector. The HHI fell 3.7%, to 483.8, underperforming the main London markets – FTSE 100 (+3.8%) and FTSE All-Share (3.8%) but outperforming the FTSE AIM All-Share Index (
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Diaceutics has released a trading statement for the year to December 2023 guiding to revenue growth of 22% YoY to £23.7m, up 19% on a constant currency basis. The order book jumped 57% to £26.6m, of which c£12.3m is expected to be realised in FY24, and which currently stands at £30.8m. The proportion of recurring revenue continues to increase and is now over 50% (FY22 35%). Cash at YE23 stood at £16.7m, indicating a near halving of the rate of cash burn in 2H23 compared to 1H23. We adjust our FY
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Capital Access Group
Zoetis delivered a decent set of results for the last quarter of 2022 meeting analyst expectations as well as the high end of its management guidance. Despite the economic challenges, ongoing pandemic recovery, and the political unpredictability brought on by the war in Ukraine, they delivered operational growth for the year in each of their top 13 markets. The company's unique companion animal portfolio drove its 8% operational revenue increase for the year, growing 14% operationally. In compar
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