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03-09-2015, 04:36 PM
#13431
Member
Originally Posted by psychic
Cheers mate - No , I meant the probable confirmation bias was mine - not yours.
The whole Healthcare process is a riddle to me. I mean you have the likes of AHRQ set up to advise other Departments in the US on these things, and blow me, CMS don't follow AHRQ recommendations. We have this NHC in NZ, reaching logical conclusions regarding patients presenting with Haematuria, studies backed up by our own DHB's, and they still drag their feet. (I bet they will jump on the US acceptance post KP trial...)
It is a slow moving train for sure. Gives holders the heebies and the stone throwers something easy to aim for.
Very much appreciate your keeping an ear to the ground as you drift about Otago. Cheers
As I might have mentioned to you before I have had quite a lot of dealings with the Ministry of Health, DHBs, and hospitals and I can promise you it is a riddle to most of them as well!
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03-09-2015, 07:55 PM
#13432
Member
Originally Posted by twotic
Jeepers, that is quite a range you've identified so Im not sure how useful it is? Interested to know how you came up with it though.
Correct me if I'm wrong, CDY receive a single digit amount per test sold, last financial year they received a $68000 payment from PEB. The first royalty payment from sales.
$68000/$9 = 7555 tests reimbursed for
$68000/$1 = 68000 tests
Now it has to be closer to $10 than $1
Its not that useful as more interesting, because if you multiply out 7555 tests x $500 = 3.7 mil.
Or if you divide Peb last rev 1.7mil/7555 you get a test price $225
Or is my brain farting
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03-09-2015, 09:23 PM
#13433
Member
Originally Posted by Carpenterjoe
Correct me if I'm wrong, CDY receive a single digit amount per test sold, last financial year they received a $68000 payment from PEB. The first royalty payment from sales.
$68000/$9 = 7555 tests reimbursed for
$68000/$1 = 68000 tests
Now it has to be closer to $10 than $1
Its not that useful as more interesting, because if you multiply out 7555 tests x $500 = 3.7 mil.
Or if you divide Peb last rev 1.7mil/7555 you get a test price $225
Or is my brain farting
You might be right because the FY2015 presentation stated that its annualised lab throughput for FY15 is several thousands.
Let's see how the lab throughput increases in FY16-H1.
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04-09-2015, 09:10 AM
#13434
Member
Originally Posted by Carpenterjoe
Correct me if I'm wrong, CDY receive a single digit amount per test sold, last financial year they received a $68000 payment from PEB. The first royalty payment from sales.
$68000/$9 = 7555 tests reimbursed for
$68000/$1 = 68000 tests
Now it has to be closer to $10 than $1
Its not that useful as more interesting, because if you multiply out 7555 tests x $500 = 3.7 mil.
Or if you divide Peb last rev 1.7mil/7555 you get a test price $225
Or is my brain farting
Yup you are right it does look interesting. Seems like something holders may want to follow up on because on the face of it the numbers/rhetoric don't seem to add up. Maybe there is something we are missing?? Perhaps time lags? paid tests vs unpaid tests? I'm not sure.
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04-09-2015, 09:40 AM
#13435
Member
Originally Posted by twotic
Yup you are right it does look interesting. Seems like something holders may want to follow up on because on the face of it the numbers/rhetoric don't seem to add up. Maybe there is something we are missing?? Perhaps time lags? paid tests vs unpaid tests? I'm not sure.
Yeah, not having a concrete time period sucks.
What is considered a sale from Cdy perspective,
It is possible these figures show great growth or a cheaper sale price or total tests paid+unpaid.
Hopefully next years payment is a boomer.
Just on a side note, found this snippet on Inspire.
"I requested immunotherapy w/o even knowing what BCG was, nor anything else to do w/BC. 1 year out and just had a cysto + cytology (Atypical) + FISH + CT scan and happy to report ALL came up clear. So far so good. Awaiting results from CxBladder urine test to make sure no CIS lurking"
Seeing our product helping someone fight Bladder Cancer.
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04-09-2015, 02:27 PM
#13436
Junior Member
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04-09-2015, 02:40 PM
#13437
At this stage I dont think it would be good for PEB share holders--might be great for the buyers though.(i was just bringing up the possibility as it is getting pretty cheap,if some big co wanted to have a part of that market.)
Institutions rebalancing ?
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04-09-2015, 04:09 PM
#13438
it is clear a downward trend., momentum is keep cracking down
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09-09-2015, 06:27 PM
#13439
Member
Probably old news for most, but looks like PEB is going to be removed from the NZX50 on the 18th Sept. No doubt this will continue to effect sentiment on this stock. On the flip side, Like Skid mentioned, it may make it more attractive for a takeover somewhere down the track. How low it actually has to go is anybody guess though.
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09-09-2015, 07:03 PM
#13440
All that I know
Originally Posted by Carpenterjoe
Correct me if I'm wrong, CDY receive a single digit amount per test sold, last financial year they received a $68000 payment from PEB. The first royalty payment from sales.
$68000/$9 = 7555 tests reimbursed for
$68000/$1 = 68000 tests
Now it has to be closer to $10 than $1
Its not that useful as more interesting, because if you multiply out 7555 tests x $500 = 3.7 mil.
Or if you divide Peb last rev 1.7mil/7555 you get a test price $225
Or is my brain farting
There was some discussion with regard to royalties earlier this year as it was noticed that each Edison report on PEB had a different, and higher, percentage royalty rate in it.
But whether it is a percentage, at what rate, how it covers user-trials and on what price basis is all conjecture.
To be honest we know so little about the agreement between PEB and CellMid that everything is pure pointless speculation.
The 'facts' that I know are that CellMid got $18k royalties to HY and $68k (i.e. another $50k) to full year.
Best Wishes
Paper Tiger
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