anonymous
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anonymous
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The fundamental issue Galderma will face post IPO is that the growth rates cannot be sustained long term. Here is why:
1. The aesthetic market is saturated right now especially in the US. Demand will soften as cost of living increases.
2. Reimbursement nightmare is just beginning for the Rx business and it will be a house of cards for Nemo.
3. The IPO will generate $$$ based on share price and volume, but only in the short run. Anyone remember what the initial price of Facebook was? What it dropped to within 30 days? Where it trades today? The initial pop will be nice for Galderma, but after 6 months, oncethe stock settles in at a low share price, all hell will break loose.
More layoffs and cost control measures will be in place in order to get someone to come buy the company.
1. The aesthetic market is saturated right now especially in the US. Demand will soften as cost of living increases.
2. Reimbursement nightmare is just beginning for the Rx business and it will be a house of cards for Nemo.
3. The IPO will generate $$$ based on share price and volume, but only in the short run. Anyone remember what the initial price of Facebook was? What it dropped to within 30 days? Where it trades today? The initial pop will be nice for Galderma, but after 6 months, oncethe stock settles in at a low share price, all hell will break loose.
More layoffs and cost control measures will be in place in order to get someone to come buy the company.