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Biotech / Medical : Receptagen Ltd.

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To: TERENCE DALY who wrote (150)8/2/1998 3:44:00 PM
From: Russell J. Gilbert  Read Replies (1) of 203
 
Terence,
I too have been following PHX over the last 2 months. I have also been researching other CRO's (Clinical Research Organizations) similiar to GRN.A few of them are trading in the $4-5/US ange but a number of them are trading in the $20-40 range. And that is in US dollars. I have to assume GRN has a significant business plan after the merger is completed. It would be very helpful however to gain some insight on some of their plans.
A center for CO-Q10 research is the University of Texas. Karl Folkkers is the father of CO-Q10. GRN will also get the rights to the US patent to CO-Q10 for AIDS therpy as part of the deal. Receptagen also has a patent for a water soluble form of CO-Q10 which is extremely effective in stroke victims in rebuilding brain cells and lessening damage caused by stroke. RCG has a tremendous asset portfolio. I remember when Receptagen was trading over #3.00/share when the company just started and had nothing. Now it has a wealth of assets and the price is where it is at. Go Figure!
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