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https://www.reuters.com/article/...-drugs-excludes-teva-idUSKCN1MR1IA
Teva, in an emailed statement, said it was “disappointed” with Express Scripts’ decision, but has programs in place to make sure patients can access Ajovy, which is seeing “strong demand” in the few weeks since its launch.
=> strong demand!
Es ist das einzige Mittel welches quartalsweise verabreicht werden kann. Welches würdet ihr denn nehmen wollen ;-)
Was soll Teva im Statement sonst sagen ? Die Konkurrenz hat ihre Produkte zu einem besseren Preis angeboten und Teva nicht. Starke Nachfrage muss Teva schreiben. Man muss das so lesen: Trotz der starken Nachfrage und obwohl 2-3 andere Produkte genommen worden sind, ist das Produkt von Teva nicht genommen worden.
2) Ich kenne den Grund nicht warum. Laut dem Artikel bieten alle Anbieter die Produkte zum gleichen Preis an. Anscheinend gewähren die anderen entweder einen höheren Preisnachlass als Teva, was den Versicherungen mehr entgegen kommt oder die anderen Produkte sind eventuell besser. Warum die anderen Produkte jetzt bevorzugt werden kenne ich nicht.
Darum Ja ich halte das für keine gute Nachricht für Teva.
Bin derzeit etwas skeptisch was Teva langfristig betrifft. Konkurrenz schläft leider nicht. Da ich erst am Anfang bin mich intensiv in das Unternehmen einzulesen, sollte man meiner Meinung/Postings nicht so viel Beachtung schenken.
News von heute...
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/...ical-signs-agreement-114708748.html
Teva Pharm raises 2018 profit outlook after Q3 tops estimates
Reuters§Reuters•November 1, 2018
(Adds details, CEO quote)
By Tova Cohen
TEL AVIV, Nov 1 (Reuters) - Teva Pharmaceutical Industries raised its earnings outlook for 2018 on Thursday and said it was seeing "very good signs of a successful launch" for its long-awaited migraine treatment Ajovy .
Israel-based Teva, the world's largest generic drugmaker, has been counting on Ajovy to revive its fortunes after it was forced to restructure to tackle a debt crisis.
The release of the migraine drug had been delayed due to U.S. regulatory concerns about the manufacturing process, but Ajovy finally won approval from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration in September.
Ajovy suffered a setback in October when Express Scripts Holding Co, one of the largest U.S. prescription benefits managers, said it will cover new migraine drugs from Eli Lilly and Amgen Inc, but exclude Teva's treatment.
Israel-based Teva said it had earned 68 cents per share excluding one-time items in the July-September period, down from $1.00 a year earlier.
Analysts had forecast Teva would earn 54 cents a share ex-items on revenue of $4.53 billion, according to I/B/E/S data from Refinitiv.
Teva confirmed its revenue fell 19 percent to $4.53 billion due to generic competition to its multiple sclerosis drug Copaxone, price erosion in its U.S. generics business and a loss of revenue from the divestment of some of its products and the discontinuation of some activities.
North American sales of Copaxone tumbled 43 percent in the quarter to $463 million while generic product sales in North America fell 25 percent.
Teva raised its full-year forecast for adjusted EPS to $2.80-$2.95, from a previous estimate of $2.55-$2.80.
"Our restructuring plan has already resulted in a significant cost reduction of $1.8 billion in the first nine months of the year and we are on track to achieve a reduction of $3.0 billion by the end of 2019, while continuing to pay down our debt," Teva Chief Executive Kare Schultz said. (Reporting by Tova Cohen Editing by Steven Scheer)
...reden wir hier von einem KGV von knapp über 7! Eigentlich interessiert mich das KGV nicht sonderlich, ich achte da vielmehr auf das Gewinnwachstum. Aber man kann jetzt nicht grad sagen, Teva sei teuer bewertet ;-)
Hier noch die Meldung ausführlicher:
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/...s-third-quarter-2018-110000876.html
Die packen es mit Kare von Lundbeck.
In drei Jahren steht die Aktie wieder bei den Kursen vor dem Absturz.
https://www.teleboerse.de/aktien/...rsichtlicher-article20700472.html
Teva Passes Its Check-Up - WSJ
www.wsj.com
Teva Passes Its Check-Up
Drugmaker’s third-quarter results are strong enough to let investors imagine better days
Nov. 1, 2018 12:04 p.m. ET
The turnaround at Teva Pharmaceutical Industries TEVAremains on schedule.
The generic drug giant reported third-quarter sales of $4.5 billion and adjusted earnings of 68 cents a share. While both figures were down significantly from a year earlier, the earnings figure topped expectations thanks to deeper cost cuts than analysts had anticipated. Teva also increased its full-year guidance for profit and free cash flow.
That may not sound like a great quarter, and Teva’s restructuring program won’t be complete until the end of 2019, yet the stock rose sharply on Thursday.
Investors appear satisfied that new Chief Executive Kare Schultz is making enough progress in battling several familiar obstacles for Teva: too much debt, new competition for a key branded multiple-sclerosis drug and falling generic drug prices in the U.S.
Teva continues to chip away at its net borrowings, which peaked in 2016 at around $35 billion. That balance is now slightly below $30 billion. Sales of multiple-sclerosis drug Copaxone fell after new competitors came online, but new product launches like the migraine drug Ajovy are helping pick up the slack. And, while the pricing environment for generic drugs in the U.S. hasn’t shown much improvement, Mr. Schultz said in an interview that “we are past the period when prices were falling like a stone.”
The stock is still risky to own: Mr. Schultz’s cost cuts mean that earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization are likely to fall for the third year in a row in 2019. Teva believes that will be the last year of declining profitability, but the timing could slip if, say, U.S. generic prices were to begin falling sharply again.
But the deleveraging should continue, and more positive surprises are possible if all goes well. New experimental drugs, such as a non-opioid pain treatment in late stage trials, could bolster the company’s growth outlook. As debt gets paid down, the chances of a sharper stock rally go up. Shares have doubled from last fall’s multiyear low but are still down nearly 70% since their all-time high in 2015.
The company’s debt-adjusted market value is now about 10 times Ebitda, which isn’t particularly cheap. But the stock trades at a very modest 8 times forward earnings.
Teva isn’t cured yet, but is healthy enough for investors to take a chance.
Die Meldung müsste übrigens schon am 14.11., denke wie immer so kurz nach 22 Uhr MEZ, kommen. Ist ja eine 45 Tage Frist...
https://www.sec.gov/cgi-bin/...8-04545&owner=exclude&count=40
Kommt vielleicht doch erst am 15.11.?
Also, Uhrenvergleich! Countdown auf t - 23 Stunden :P