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Biotech / Medical : Nortran Pharmaceutical -NRT.V -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?


To: doctor bob who wrote (337)4/1/1998 2:59:00 AM
From: Jon Smith  Respond to of 1185
 
I realize I haven't been a part of this thread for very long, but I would like to offer my opinion. Reading through past news, it seems that NRT's style is to sign a deal, (licensing or otherwise) with the stipulation that the (purchaser) also makes an equity investment into the company. As they did when they signed with the Asian Pharma.

Therefore, I would expect to see a major licensing agreement followed by an equity financing or a positioning from the open market by this "ghost" company they are currently negotiating with.

I also agree with Paul about the FMI performance. Nortran is much further along in development than Forbes is, therefore I would expect to see Nortran gain a considerable value if the right deal is announced.

My guess is $5.00 plus by May 1/98



To: doctor bob who wrote (337)4/1/1998 4:45:00 AM
From: M. Boldo  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1185
 
I have been told that Nortan deal is much bigger than anyone here could ever imagine. I won't give the name of the company they are speaking with but will say that they are a very reputable, worldwide pharmaceutical giant. I am also under the impression that along with an agreement for RSD921, Nortran have secured a major financing. And yes the value of this is much larger than the Forbes you speak of.

I expect everyone will be very pleased with their stock holdings in the coming weeks.

Regards,
Michael