Aeterna Zentaris Inc.
Ich nehme an, vorwiegend bei AEZS.
Und wie immer Beiträge in fragwürdiger, oberflächlicher Qualität, wie die der letzten Tage/Woche.
Schludrig recherchiert und miserable Trefferquote. Keine Fakten, nur ominöse Gefühle.
Aber stimmt's? Diese Woche könnte was kommen und wenn's auf Null geht, freuen wir uns über Freibier! Juhu.
Bin auch investiert, aber sehr entäuscht wie die Firma mit Ihren 08/15-Shareholdern umgeht, wie mir und Euch (der jetzt dick eingestiegen ist, wird sich sicherlich ne goldene Nase verdienen).
Habe meinen Bestand nunmehr drastisch reduziert. Eigentlich war AEZS eine große Depot-Hoffnung bei mir.
Leider sieht man das AEZS-Verhalten in letzter Zeit verstärkt am Markt.
Wie erklärst du dir dann diese Entwicklung:
AEterna Zentaris
1 Monat: -17,35% 1 Jahr: -43,68% 3 Jahre: -94,67%
Wenn man seit 3 Jahren dabei ist, kann man natürlich nur noch positiv reden, denn AEZS hat da ja schon als Kapitalvernichter sein Erfolg geleistet.
Ich bin auch investiert, aber dieses substanzlose Gutreden geht mir gegen den Strich. Und das dilettantische Management vom AEZS ist genauso schlimm. Vor irgendwelchen ersten Phase 3 Ergebnissen von Zoptec wird nichts kommen. Auch nicht diese Woche.
Habe es schon oefter hier erwaehnt, die Aktie faellt seit 15 Jahren und das wird sich nicht aendern.
die ganze Führungsebene mit viel zuviel alten Männern 2,5 Mio $ im Jahr
und hat bisher lediglich einige Flops hingelegt. Die Hoffnung beruht nun
auf Zoptarelin und da eine große chinesische Pharmafirma eine Lizens hat
und entwickelt, wird das vielleicht was (wenn nicht die Chinesen eigene Wege gehen).
"Weitere Verpartnerungen von Zoptarelin Doxorubicin dürften nicht lange auf sich warten lassen" - dies ist von Anfang Dez. 2014 und nichts ist publiziert in den letzten
4 Monaten, nur mehr Geld haben sie haben wollen!
Bei AEZS w ä r e das durch Zoptec schon noch möglich, aber wenn ich mir die bisherigen Erfolge anschaue, bekomme ich auch da meine Zweifel..
Wenn nicht, ich sage es nochmal, gibt's ja wenigsten Freibier ;-)
Von daher bleibe ich mit meinem Rest an Bord und lass mich überraschen.
Aeterna Zentaris (AEZS) signed Master Collaboration Agreement with Sinopharm A-Think for Zoptarelin Doxorubicin in China in December 2014. Ergomed will received a single digit percentage of any net income from this China deal under the AEZS co-development agreement for endometrial cancer signed in 2013
Three important clinical study results expected in 2016 from two Phase III studies and one Phase II study in the current portfolio
einen guten Schnitt machen wollen!
"... with each unit consisting of one common share, 0.75 "
Es sind allerdings 60 Mio Aktien ausgegeben worden!
und die ist in paar Minuten Verkauf wer kauft so was ?
Der Geld vernichten will?
Oder einer der was verdienen will?
Canada NewsWire
QUÉBEC CITY, March 31, 2015
QUÉBEC CITY, March 31, 2015 /CNW Telbec/ - Aeterna Zentaris Inc. (NASDAQ: AEZS) (TSX: AEZ) (the "Company") today announced that it has agreed to transfer its discovery library of roughly 100,000 unique compounds to the South Carolina Center for Therapeutic Discovery & Development (the Center) pursuant to a just concluded Material Transfer Agreement. This Agreement represents the beginning of a long-term relationship between the Company and the Center, which is part of The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC), that will result in the continued use of the library for the discovery of drug development candidates for the Company in the areas of oncology, neurology, endocrinology and women's health. The Center may make the library available to all investigators in the University of South Carolina system without restriction on its use and will own any therapeutic compounds discovered outside the Company's areas of therapeutic interest.
The Center has agreed to conduct screening and pre-clinical activities with respect to the library with a view toward submitting to the Company at least one development candidate in its areas of therapeutic interest per year during a ten-year period beginning in 2018. The Company will receive the right of first refusal to license the development candidates.
Should the Company decide to further develop a development candidate submitted by the Center, MUSC will license the compound candidate to the Company, and be entitled to a royalty on the net sales of all commercialized products developed from the development candidate.
However, should the Company decide not to further develop the development candidate submitted by the Center, MUSC shall pay to the Company a royalty on net sales of all commercialized products developed from the development candidate.
David Dodd, Chairman and CEO at Aeterna Zentaris stated, "This agreement with MUSC is another concrete step in our strategy of streamlining our internal drug discovery programs in order to focus our resources on our late-stage clinical programs, as well as on our commercial activities. This agreement will therefore make it possible to continue drug discovery activities without the costs and risks that they imply. More importantly, it is in line with our overall strategy of transitioning into a commercially operating specialty biopharmaceutical company. We look forward to working with the Center and MUSC, with which we have already established a close collaboration for our ZoptEC Phase 3 trial in endometrial cancer."
Karen Lackey, Director of the MUSC Center for Drug Discovery, added, "The ongoing research at MUSC is outstanding in basic, translational, and clinical sciences, focused on understanding disease processes. The transfer of this high quality collection of drug-like compounds will significantly increase our opportunities to find new medicines through sophisticated screening mechanisms. The Center's mission is to discover and develop effective medicines in diseases that currently lack viable treatment options."
About Aeterna Zentaris
Aeterna Zentaris is a specialty biopharmaceutical company engaged in developing and commercializing novel treatments in oncology, endocrinology and women's health. For more information, visit www.aezsinc.com.
About The South Carolina Center for Therapeutic Discovery and Development (the Center)
The South Carolina Center for Therapeutic Discovery and Development (the Center) at The Medical University of South Carolina facilitates partnership models between academic research and pharmaceutical/biotechnology industries to accelerate the translation of scientific findings into products that impact health care. The Center represents the only organization of its type in the state of South Carolina, and thus is well positioned to provide a complete framework for drug discovery and development for researchers at MUSC, USC and Clemson, and for biotechnology-based companies in the region. For more information, visit http://academicdepartments.musc.edu/cdd