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Originally posted by Silverchair:
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Thought I would show IMU holders a hopefully interesting comparison to show the path to riches is not always clear, the market is full of sharks and manipulators and valuations sometimes get smashed. Clinuvel and Imugene are really interesting to compare, CUV is where IMU hopes to be in the future and they are printing cash right now with no competition and a Phase 3 running in a blockbuster, but CUV have been heavily manipulated and shorted for many years - just check out the current valuations of the two companies. I think Imugene is doing pretty well but things are going to take time and patience is required. already approved drug Imugene: Revenue HY ended Dec 2023: $0 Net Loss for HY D2023: -$68.7M (loss) CASH ON HAND $139 MILLION(end of Dec - would be less now) 765 Million AUD Clinuvel (CUV) Revenue HY ended Dec 2023: $35.7M Net Profit after tax HY D2023: $11.0M (profit) CASH ON HAND $175 MILLION (probably ~ $180M by now) 765 Million AUD Also worth noting the December half year results just released is seasonally MUCH weaker than the current second half year with Clinuvel. Clinuvel did achieve double digit growth (it's not like they were ever priced for perfection) so full year results will be a very healthy profit (~$30 - $40M) and cash pushing towards $200 Million. IMU proving much more adept at attracting investor interest than CUV despite no blockbuster phase 3 running like the CUV has with Vitiligo P3, but that may change now with this massive buyback signal of support to investors. Also no competition for CUV in cash cow small disease EPP for many years and future Vitiligo profits will all go to CUV shareholders, there is no sharing with Big Pharma via royalties, milestone payments etc.
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Please explain why CUV is less than half the price it was a few years ago. Seem to be following IMU trend?
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