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Biotech / Medical : AMLN (DIABETES DRUGS)

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To: D.Right who wrote (889)10/21/1997 8:41:00 AM
From: Henry Niman   of 2173
 
Dan, The price per share that LLY will pay for LGND is based on September prices (a 20% premium and LLY's stock will be locked up). It has nothing to do with LGND's current or future price. The deal is being widely published in news articles that came out after the close. LLY is making a big deal about the contribution to its pipeline. The deal is in focus articles on LLY as well as various versions of LLY's financials. LLY's financials have been flat in the diabetes area. The LGND deal will provode severaloral plays. In addition, their new osteoporosis drug, Evista (Raloxifene) is getting much coverage (on CNBC again this morning) and the deal also targets natural partners for that compound also.
I don't think that many on this board think that AMLN's price is "capped" by the major discount JNJ received as part of its loan to AMLN (wasn't it something like an option to buy AMLN in 10 years for low double digits?).
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