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Biotech / Medical : ZILA--test for oral cancer?

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To: Julio P. Antelo who wrote (23)6/13/1996 1:41:00 AM
From: Ivan Andrew   of 61
 
In the '95 annual report, ZILA was authorized to issue 50 Mil. shares. They had issued under 48.5 Mil., so I think that's where the 644,000 for CTM came from. And as to why CTM would have done this deal, I'm not sure they had a choice--ZILA already owned 2/3 of the shares. It seems the kind of thing that ZILA would hold as an option, but I'm guessing. My take is that with the extra 70-80% that ZILA will be keeping from sales of OraTest now that they are distributing it themselves (see post #18 of this thread), it made sense to trade the 5.5 Million now for _all_ of the revenues in the future.

This is just an interpretation, but I took it as a positive sign. One person's take on things...

-Ivan
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