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Biotech / Medical : VD's Model Portfolio & Discussion Thread

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To: Rocketman who started this subject9/23/2000 11:19:27 AM
From: Don Miller   of 9719
 
FYI, ML is reporting that Allegra was approved in Japan.
Amazing thing is Seldane is still being used in all places, Japan.
This is a post from the SEPR club, provided by a respected member.
Re: Japan approval srr501
9/22/00 5:36 pm

From todays ML research online.
"Aventis announced that Allegra has been approved in Japan, which is ahead of our
expectations. sepr receives royalties on the product , so this bodes well for Sepr. For now, our
estimates and ratings are unchanged. this is good news for the stock in terms of sentiment."
Royalties are in the high single digits and he understands Aventis will launch the product early
next year.
Seldane is marketed in Japan and may be removed from the market when Allegra is launched. If
that is true Allegra has an opportunity to capture sales(about 100 million) quickly.
Royalty assumtions are 4 million for 2000 climbing to $40 million in 2004(not including Japan).
Desloratine could be approved by Oct. 21.
R.R fluxetine could be filed late next year.
"Perhaps most importantly, an NDA for norestemizole should be filed by year end...we believe
that Sepr could announce a marketing partner in the next 6-12 months."
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