Anti-Vir-Biota o. T.
http://www.biota.com.au/uploaded/154/...89openbriefing-ceoonhalfy.pdf
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korrigier dich, gut wär auch, wenn du zahlen und news über den guten ausblick 2007
einfügen könntest. schöner gruss Julie
nach der erfolgsmeldung über die gelungene Klinische Testphase eines neuartigen
Anti-Schnupfen-Mittels (HRV) gehts deutlich aufwärts!
Code Last % Chg Bid Offer Open High Low Vol
BTA 1.605 1.58% 1.590 1.605 1.575 1.620 1.575 314,948
Phase I-Tests in Japan bestanden. jetzt folgt UK. da ist mächtig potential.
Code Last % Chg Bid Offer Open High Low Vol
BTA 1.600 1.91% 1.585 1.600 1.585 1.635 1.585 902,446
Super-News: die Lizenszahlungen des Biota-Partners Glaxo Smith für Relenza
steigen in Q3 i.Vgl. zu Q2 um fast 120% auf 16mio $.
Kurs explodiert bei sehr hohem Umsatz. Viel Luft nach oben.
Code Last % Chg Bid Offer Open High Low Vol
BTA 1.760 8.64% 1.760 1.765 1.680 1.770 1.680 2,446,958
Geoff Easdown
April 27, 2007 12:00am
GROWING demand for the anti-flu drug Relenza caused an 8.6 per cent spike yesterday in Biota Holdings shares, the single biggest gain by the stock in 12 months.
The market shift came after Biota reported that royalties derived from global sales of Relenza had more than doubled to $16 million during the three months to March 31.
The result, an $8.7 million improvement on the previous quarter, takes Biota's total royalties from the drug for the past three quarters to $28.7 million.
Shares in the Melbourne-based business shot up 9.3 per cent after the announcement to $1.77 before easing to $1.76, reflecting a gain of 14, or 8.64 per cent in yesterday's market.
Drugs giant GlaxoSmithKline, which holds the worldwide licence to produce and sell Relenza, said the drug earned $220.8 million during the three months to March.
Yesterday's announcement marked a major shift in demand.
Relenza, for many years, has failed to achieve the sales Biota and GSK expected.
Tamiflu, a rival product produced by Roche Laboratories, has outsold Relenza and taken a worldwide lead.
Biota blames GSK for the past sales slump and is suing the drugs giant in the Supreme Court of Victoria
Biota alleges that Relenza's previous poor sales can be attributed to GSK's failure to give proper promote sales support to the drug, a claim that GSK denies.
But the new demand for Relenza has been sparked by the onset of bird flu, with overseas health authorities creating drug stockpiles to treat future bird flu outbreaks.
Yesterday Biota chief executive Peter Cook said Relenza was now the 14th largest product, ranked by turnover, in the GSK stable.
"This progress is most encouraging," he said.
QUELLE: Herald Sun - Australien
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hier sicher heute steil nach oben bewegen.
Melbourne, Australia — 28 March 2012
HRV Phase IIb Study Achieves Primary Endpoint
Oral Treatment for Human Rhinovirus Infection Results in Statistically
Significant Reduction of Symptoms in Asthmatics
Biota Holdings Limited (ASX:BTA) today announced that the Phase II clinical study
of its oral antiviral BTA798 (WHO assigned non-proprietary name vapendavir) for the
treatment of naturally acquired human rhinovirus (HRV) infection in asthmatics resulted
in a statistically significant reduction in cold symptoms compared to a placebo.
The successful completion of the Phase II study delivers a major milestone in the
development of BTA798 and establishes the basis for the further development of the
product. Work will now commence on the design of appropriate Phase III studies and
detailed findings will be provided to potential commercial partners over the next few
months.
Biota CEO Peter Cook said that the outcome of the Phase II study was extremely
positive.