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Optionen an die Führungsmannschaften wurden noch verteilt und ein paar Institutionelle Investoren sind letzte Woche noch billiger rein....fintel.io/sob/us/opk
www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/07/...uly-30-2020.html
Das kann spannend werden...
www.globenewswire.com/news-release/2020/07/...uly-30-2020.html
Das kann spannend werden...
die Aktie sowohl für Trader als auch für langfristig orientierte Investoren überaus attraktiv ist. Schade eigentlich. Ein paar Infos:
www.fool.com/investing/2020/07/28/...his-company-testing.aspx
In July, BioReference landed a contract with the NFL to test all 32 teams for COVID-19 as the season kicks off this August. The company will also be responsible for testing all of the NBA's players, referees, teams, and league staff for the deadly virus.
If that wasn't enough, BioReference has also signed a contract with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to supply the organization with an indefinite supply of COVID-19 commercial tests for the coronavirus emergency response.
Even before the coronavirus, BioReference had a solid reputation stemming from its multiple testing contracts with federal, state, and local governments. As of now, BioReference is seeing up to 40,000 requisitions per day, with 11 million patients being administered its tests every year. The company also has the capacity to administer up to 50,000 COVID-19 pathogen tests per day and 400,000 COVID-19 antibody tests per day. BioReference accounts for 70% of Opko Health's revenue.
Solid pipeline
The company's leading drug candidate is Somatrogon, a once-weekly hormone replacement therapy designed to induce growth in height. In phase 3 clinical studies partnered with Pfizer (NYSE:PFE), Somatrogon was able to beat the efficacy of the current standard-of-care drug, Genotropin. If Somatrogon replaces Genotropin, it will be able to capture a $498 million market based on Genotropin's 2019 sales. The company plans to file a Biologic License Application (BLA) for Somatrogon's approval with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) later this year.
Momentum from existing products
Another drug in Opko Health's repertoire that's performing quite well is Rayaldee. Rayaldee is the only approved treatment for a thyroid disorder in patients with chronic kidney disease. In the first quarter of 2020, the drug's prescription count grew by a staggering 78% compared with the same period last year, bringing in $9.9 million in revenue.
Last year, the drug saw over 50,000 prescriptions in the U.S., and its sales will likely see continued momentum as it enters international markets. Opko Health has signed milestone agreements with distribution partners in Japan and Germany amounting to $949 million, with double-digit percentage royalties on sales of Rayaldee.
What's the verdict?
Currently, Opko Health has $45.2 million in cash and investments, coupled with $213.8 million in convertible notes, making its debt levels somewhat manageable. That said, the company's financials do not look great at first glance. Opko Health's revenue decreased from $222.5 million in Q1 2019 to $211.4 million in Q1 2020. Its net loss did narrow to $59.1 million in the most recent quarter from $80.7 million during the same period last year.
www.fool.com/investing/2020/07/28/...his-company-testing.aspx
In July, BioReference landed a contract with the NFL to test all 32 teams for COVID-19 as the season kicks off this August. The company will also be responsible for testing all of the NBA's players, referees, teams, and league staff for the deadly virus.
If that wasn't enough, BioReference has also signed a contract with the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to supply the organization with an indefinite supply of COVID-19 commercial tests for the coronavirus emergency response.
Even before the coronavirus, BioReference had a solid reputation stemming from its multiple testing contracts with federal, state, and local governments. As of now, BioReference is seeing up to 40,000 requisitions per day, with 11 million patients being administered its tests every year. The company also has the capacity to administer up to 50,000 COVID-19 pathogen tests per day and 400,000 COVID-19 antibody tests per day. BioReference accounts for 70% of Opko Health's revenue.
Solid pipeline
The company's leading drug candidate is Somatrogon, a once-weekly hormone replacement therapy designed to induce growth in height. In phase 3 clinical studies partnered with Pfizer (NYSE:PFE), Somatrogon was able to beat the efficacy of the current standard-of-care drug, Genotropin. If Somatrogon replaces Genotropin, it will be able to capture a $498 million market based on Genotropin's 2019 sales. The company plans to file a Biologic License Application (BLA) for Somatrogon's approval with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) later this year.
Momentum from existing products
Another drug in Opko Health's repertoire that's performing quite well is Rayaldee. Rayaldee is the only approved treatment for a thyroid disorder in patients with chronic kidney disease. In the first quarter of 2020, the drug's prescription count grew by a staggering 78% compared with the same period last year, bringing in $9.9 million in revenue.
Last year, the drug saw over 50,000 prescriptions in the U.S., and its sales will likely see continued momentum as it enters international markets. Opko Health has signed milestone agreements with distribution partners in Japan and Germany amounting to $949 million, with double-digit percentage royalties on sales of Rayaldee.
What's the verdict?
Currently, Opko Health has $45.2 million in cash and investments, coupled with $213.8 million in convertible notes, making its debt levels somewhat manageable. That said, the company's financials do not look great at first glance. Opko Health's revenue decreased from $222.5 million in Q1 2019 to $211.4 million in Q1 2020. Its net loss did narrow to $59.1 million in the most recent quarter from $80.7 million during the same period last year.
bei gutenZahlen weiter rauf ...
(Verkleinert auf 59%) 
und Vorsicht beim Halten der Position über ER. Das kann auch nach hinten losgehen. Evtl. sind erhöhte Umsatzerwartungen schon eingepreist. Dann kanns Freitag schnell mal runtergehen (sell the news).
Hohe Shortquote seit Jahren (Hindenburg Research hält über 100.000 Mio Aktien short) Da müssen schon noch ein paar zahlungskräftige Käufer einsteigen, um die zum covern zu bewegen.
Hohe Shortquote seit Jahren (Hindenburg Research hält über 100.000 Mio Aktien short) Da müssen schon noch ein paar zahlungskräftige Käufer einsteigen, um die zum covern zu bewegen.
www.opko.com/investors/news-events/...ter-business-highlights
Dennoch sehr gute Zahlen und eine vielversprechende Aussicht für Q3/Q4. Zudem für das zweite Halbjahr noch bzgl. der Medikamente wohl gute Ergebnisse gemeldet werden.
Infos aus dem Conference Call: seekingalpha.com/article/...-results-earnings-call-transcript
Preisziel bis Ende des Jahres: 10$
Wer sich mit Aktien aus der Branche beschäftigt möchte evtl. mal bei TORC schauen. MMn auch ein interessanter Einstiegspreis aktuell...
Infos aus dem Conference Call: seekingalpha.com/article/...-results-earnings-call-transcript
Preisziel bis Ende des Jahres: 10$
Wer sich mit Aktien aus der Branche beschäftigt möchte evtl. mal bei TORC schauen. MMn auch ein interessanter Einstiegspreis aktuell...
"sell the news" im Spiel sondern ein gehässiges shorten durch die immer wieder in action tretenden "shorter Feinde" von Phil Frost dem CEO und Hauptaktionär von OPKO. Das ist leider nichts neues bei dieser Firma. Jetzt haben wir "gab close" bei ca. 5,14 $ und es kann wieder Richtung Norden gehen.
solche Gelegenheiten. Viele Glücksritter die vor den Zahlen eingestiegen und auf schnelle Gewinne gehofft haben, verkaufen jetzt und die Daytrader steigen vor dem Wochenende meist auch aus. Gute Gelegenheit nochmal nachzukaufen.
Ab nächster Woche kann es dann weitergehen im Aufwärtstrend ;-)
Ab nächster Woche kann es dann weitergehen im Aufwärtstrend ;-)
Piper Sandler Analyst Recommendations & Stock Picks
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trotz guter Zahlen und guten Aussichten, Kurs von MM nach unten manipuliert. Weniger von shortern.
siehe Erläuterungen von Malecon bei
www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/...pko-health-blockbuster
www.marketbeat.com/ratings/by-issuer/piper-sandler-s…
trotz guter Zahlen und guten Aussichten, Kurs von MM nach unten manipuliert. Weniger von shortern.
siehe Erläuterungen von Malecon bei
www.wallstreet-online.de/diskussion/...pko-health-blockbuster
documentcloud.adobe.com/link/...7-a515-2d47f2613e3f#pageNum=1
könnte sogar noch auf 3,96$ fallen. Für Leute mit einem Anlagehorizont von mind. 3-6 Monaten gute Einstiegskurse aktuell. Anfang 2021 müsste man dann schauen, wie die Impfstoffentwicklung dann steht. Sollte es da nennenswerte Fortschritte geben, wird das sicher nicht spurlos am Kurs vorbei gehen. Vorgeschmack gabs ja jetzt....
www.bnnbloomberg.ca/...t-on-opko-s-covid-19-testing-1.1491257
of the National Football League season on Thursday is a milestone for Opko Health Inc., the diagnostics company that has improbably found itself at the center of the U.S.’s bid to safely resume professional sports.
Investors will be watching to see how Opko’s BioReference Laboratories handles the task of testing players and personnel as teams begin to travel and competition starts. The company has already helped Major League Soccer and the National Basketball Association resume play earlier this year.
Shares of Opko, which acquired BioReference in 2015 for US$1.3 billion, surged to a two-year high in July after disclosing that it would handle testing for the NFL’s 32 teams. The stock reversed course just weeks later amid competitive concerns and a wave of false positive tests that forced the league to adjust its protocols to require repeat testing to confirm positive results in players or coaches.
“I was a little bit surprised initially” about the NFL deal, Jefferies analyst Maury Raycroft said in a telephone interview. “But to Opko’s credit they do have the infrastructure to do the testing.”
Players and team staff are tested on a daily basis, except for game day as their eligibility to play will be confirmed the day before. In the week ended Sept. 5, the NFL said 44,510 tests were administered to a total of 8,349 players and team personnel.
Contamination at a laboratory in New Jersey led to 77 false positive tests on multiple teams last month. Raycroft said BioReference could come under a cloud if it sees more problems.
The third-largest commercial lab in the country, BioReference was one of 60 testing providers the NFL contacted. A key selling point for the league was BioReference’s scale and ability to offer capacity that would not be a drain on national testing needs, Chris Halpin, the NFL’s chief strategy and growth officer, said by telephone.
“We quickly honed in on needing a managed service,” Halpin said. The league wanted a COVID-19 testing option that would enable all teams to go through the same platform.
All of the potential partners were “overall in the same ballpark” when it came to price, Halpin said. The lead up to the deal took more than a month, Halpin said. BioReference’s work with MLS and the NBA didn’t play into the decision, the company and the NFL said.
“We were having discussions with all of them essentially at the same time,” Jon Cohen, executive chairman of BioReference Laboratories, said in an interview. Neither the company nor the league shared details on the financials of the deal, though Cohen said the NFL accounts for a “very, very small” portion of the fifty to sixty thousand tests the company processes on a nightly basis.
The NFL season starts Thursday as the defending Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs host the Houston Texans.
A successful return to sports could mark a turning point for Opko investors. The company is expected to report record revenue this quarter, according to analyst estimates.
At the same time, bets against the stock are near the highest level in at least a year with about a third of the available shares sold short, data compiled by financial analytics firm S3 Partners show.
The company and its largest shareholder, billionaire Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Phillip Frost, agreed to pay US$16.5 million in June to settle a securities fraud class action alleging that the pair manipulated prices of developing health companies in which Opko had stakes in. In December 2018 Frost agreed to pay more than US$5 million to settle a complaint from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission about driving up the price of penny stocks.
While four of the five analysts tracked by Bloomberg recommend buying shares, modeling expectations for the company has been tough given its diverse nature. The diagnostics business has kept it in the public eye over the last few months, but many analysts have been more focused on the company’s drug portfolio.
“Six months ago the focus was primarily on the pediatric growth hormone therapeutic, and now it’s shifted and is primarily focused on COVID-19 testing,” Jefferies’s Raycroft said.
of the National Football League season on Thursday is a milestone for Opko Health Inc., the diagnostics company that has improbably found itself at the center of the U.S.’s bid to safely resume professional sports.
Investors will be watching to see how Opko’s BioReference Laboratories handles the task of testing players and personnel as teams begin to travel and competition starts. The company has already helped Major League Soccer and the National Basketball Association resume play earlier this year.
Shares of Opko, which acquired BioReference in 2015 for US$1.3 billion, surged to a two-year high in July after disclosing that it would handle testing for the NFL’s 32 teams. The stock reversed course just weeks later amid competitive concerns and a wave of false positive tests that forced the league to adjust its protocols to require repeat testing to confirm positive results in players or coaches.
“I was a little bit surprised initially” about the NFL deal, Jefferies analyst Maury Raycroft said in a telephone interview. “But to Opko’s credit they do have the infrastructure to do the testing.”
Players and team staff are tested on a daily basis, except for game day as their eligibility to play will be confirmed the day before. In the week ended Sept. 5, the NFL said 44,510 tests were administered to a total of 8,349 players and team personnel.
Contamination at a laboratory in New Jersey led to 77 false positive tests on multiple teams last month. Raycroft said BioReference could come under a cloud if it sees more problems.
The third-largest commercial lab in the country, BioReference was one of 60 testing providers the NFL contacted. A key selling point for the league was BioReference’s scale and ability to offer capacity that would not be a drain on national testing needs, Chris Halpin, the NFL’s chief strategy and growth officer, said by telephone.
“We quickly honed in on needing a managed service,” Halpin said. The league wanted a COVID-19 testing option that would enable all teams to go through the same platform.
All of the potential partners were “overall in the same ballpark” when it came to price, Halpin said. The lead up to the deal took more than a month, Halpin said. BioReference’s work with MLS and the NBA didn’t play into the decision, the company and the NFL said.
“We were having discussions with all of them essentially at the same time,” Jon Cohen, executive chairman of BioReference Laboratories, said in an interview. Neither the company nor the league shared details on the financials of the deal, though Cohen said the NFL accounts for a “very, very small” portion of the fifty to sixty thousand tests the company processes on a nightly basis.
The NFL season starts Thursday as the defending Super Bowl Champion Kansas City Chiefs host the Houston Texans.
A successful return to sports could mark a turning point for Opko investors. The company is expected to report record revenue this quarter, according to analyst estimates.
At the same time, bets against the stock are near the highest level in at least a year with about a third of the available shares sold short, data compiled by financial analytics firm S3 Partners show.
The company and its largest shareholder, billionaire Chairman and Chief Executive Officer Phillip Frost, agreed to pay US$16.5 million in June to settle a securities fraud class action alleging that the pair manipulated prices of developing health companies in which Opko had stakes in. In December 2018 Frost agreed to pay more than US$5 million to settle a complaint from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission about driving up the price of penny stocks.
While four of the five analysts tracked by Bloomberg recommend buying shares, modeling expectations for the company has been tough given its diverse nature. The diagnostics business has kept it in the public eye over the last few months, but many analysts have been more focused on the company’s drug portfolio.
“Six months ago the focus was primarily on the pediatric growth hormone therapeutic, and now it’s shifted and is primarily focused on COVID-19 testing,” Jefferies’s Raycroft said.
sollte bis Ende Q3 starten. Der berbleibende Zeitraum bis Ende September ist ja recht übersichtlich. Die Info zum Start der Studie dürfte uns flott wieder Richtung 6$ bringen.
newsfilter.io/a/5e46125964c723380ef7ff14a7b4a9cc
erwarteten "run". Mal abwarten was Opko noch im Köcher hat. Spätestens Q3 Ergebnisse Ende Oktober geben hoffentlich den richtigen Schwung.
.. Über Rayaldee , Somatrogon und Covid 19
www.cnbc.com/video/2020/10/07/...virus-tests-for-nba-nfl.html
www.businesswire.com/news/home/20201008005030/en/
das alte hoch von 6,47$ sehen wir vor den Zahlen Ende des Monats vielleicht noch.
das alte hoch von 6,47$ sehen wir vor den Zahlen Ende des Monats vielleicht noch.
realmoney.thestreet.com/investing/stocks/...-to-rise-15453382
siancapital.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/...ion-October-28.pdf
Hoffentlich nimmt das jemand beim call mit auf...
Hoffentlich nimmt das jemand beim call mit auf...
Was ist passiert
Die Aktien von Opko Health (NASDAQ: OPK) stiegen um 11,9% ab 15.44 Uhr. EST am Mittwoch. Der große Gewinn kam, nachdem die Website TheDeal.com berichtete, dass die Blackstone Group (NYSE: BX) ein Interesse daran haben könnte, die potenziellen Lizenzgebühren für Wachstumshormone von Opko zu kaufen.
Na und
Beachten Sie, dass ein möglicher Deal mit Blackstone noch nicht bestätigt wurde. Es wäre jedoch nicht verwunderlich, wenn die Investment-Management-Firma Interesse an der Übernahme der Lizenzgebühren für Wachstumshormone von Opko bekunden würde. Es wäre auch nicht schockierend, wenn Opko ebenfalls interessiert wäre, insbesondere angesichts der Tatsache, dass der aktivistische Aktionär Sian Capital auf den Verkauf von Opkos Lizenzgebühren gedrängt hat.
"Lizenzgebühren" auf Holzblöcken mit Stapeln von Goldmünzen im Hintergrund
Bildquelle: Getty Images.
Im Jahr 2014 erteilte Opko Pfizer (NYSE: PFE) eine exklusive Lizenz zur weltweiten Vermarktung des Wachstumshormons Somatrogon. Pfizer zahlte Opko 295 Millionen US-Dollar im Voraus mit der Möglichkeit für Opko, bis zu 275 Millionen US-Dollar an bedingten Meilensteinzahlungen zu erhalten. Opko wird gestaffelte Lizenzgebühren für die potenziellen Verkäufe von Somatrogon von den hohen Teenagern bis Mitte der 20er Jahre erhalten.
Diese Lizenzgebühren scheinen jetzt wahrscheinlicher als je zuvor. Pfizer plant, bis Ende dieses Jahres die US-Zulassung für Somatrogon zu beantragen. Der große Arzneimittelhersteller erwartet, dass das Arzneimittel in der ersten Hälfte des Jahres 2021 in Europa und Japan zur Zulassung vorgelegt wird.
Was jetzt
Die Opko-Aktionäre müssen abwarten, ob ein Deal tatsächlich abgeschlossen ist und wenn ja, wie die finanziellen Bedingungen aussehen werden. In der Zwischenzeit hängen die kurzfristigen Aussichten für den Gesundheitsbestand in hohem Maße davon ab, was mit der COVID-19-Pandemie passiert. Das Geschäft mit den BioReference Laboratories von Opko, die COVID-19-Diagnosetests durchführen, boomt. Eine sich verschlechternde Situation für COVID-19-Fälle könnte den Umsatz des Unternehmens steigern.
Eine Aktie die rasant wächst,sollte man sich genauer anschauen.
nicht die aktie, sondern der umsatz und der gewinn des unternehmens wächst; das sollte den kurs der aktie steigen lassen.
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