CNBC reports Pfizer going to spin off pharma businesses?

[Anonymous]

- consumer, animal and nutritionals going to be spun off.

- pharma business going to be split up and spun off for value of parts greater than the sum total.

- Pfizer going to buy back $5-7 billion of share through repurchases.

Pfizer is going to look like an Roche/Genentech or Abbot/Humira deal in the near future as the valuation model.

Changes to be detailed in June 2011.

 

[Anonymous]

- consumer, animal and nutritionals going to be spun off.

- pharma business going to be split up and spun off for value of parts greater than the sum total.

- Pfizer going to buy back $5-7 billion of share through repurchases.

Pfizer is going to look like an Roche/Genentech or Abbot/Humira deal in the near future as the valuation model.

Changes to be detailed in June 2011.

Einstein where have you been. This was reported over a month ago. You are most likely in a mgmt./mket. position because you are just too plain stupid to know what is going on in your own company. How pathetic.

 

[Anonymous]

Are you for real? NOTHING new was discussed on CNBC. The only tidbit of minor interest was Barbara Ryan (Deutsche Bank)'s hypothesis on timing of new drug launches and the impact on the sale of the businesses

 

[Anonymous]

Click on this link for more speculation of a Pfizer break-up.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/267245-pfizer-breaking-up-is-hard-to-do?source=yahoo

 

[Anonymous]

Click on this link for more speculation of a Pfizer break-up.

http://seekingalpha.com/article/267245-pfizer-breaking-up-is-hard-to-do?source=yahoo

Interesting article! Yes, it is all financial engineering because Pfizer NYC is a financial company. They buy companies, chop them up, sell some parts and close down others. The leadership needed to do pharma successfully is not there.

 

[Anonymous]

I liked this section: "Those big mergers sidetracked its researchers and salespeople and created baroque management structures—at one point there were 17 layers between the chief executive and the lowest employee." That's Pfizer alright.........

 

[Anonymous]

Einstein where have you been. This was reported over a month ago. You are most likely in a mgmt./mket. position because you are just too plain stupid to know what is going on in your own company. How pathetic.

I've been out working in the field, while you read CP and masterbate on your computer screen, numbnuts!

 

[Anonymous]

I've been out working in the field, while you read CP and masterbate on your computer screen, numbnuts!

yes, you memorized your lines like a good little sales monkey

 

[Anonymous]

- consumer, animal and nutritionals going to be spun off.

- pharma business going to be split up and spun off for value of parts greater than the sum total.

- Pfizer going to buy back $5-7 billion of share through repurchases.

Pfizer is going to look like an Roche/Genentech or Abbot/Humira deal in the near future as the valuation model.

Changes to be detailed in June 2011.

Old news but accurate. This is the ONLY chance Pfizer has at success, given how bloated and complex the company is right now.

 

[Anonymous]

Who is Pfizer selling Established Products unit to? I'm hearing Teva, could they afford it after so many recent aquisitions?

 

[Anonymous]

yes, you memorized your lines like a good little sales monkey

I may be a monkey, but you work for Salesforce. Now enter those calls in iCue.

 

[Anonymous]

Doesn't Teva make flip flops? That's a scary thought.

 

[Anonymous]

Doesn't Teva make flip flops? That's a scary thought.

They make thongs.
http://www.teva.com/

 

[Anonymous]

Einstein where have you been. This was reported over a month ago. You are most likely in a mgmt./mket. position because you are just too plain stupid to know what is going on in your own company. How pathetic.

Forbes had this on 5/4. It's still news, Einstein.

http://www.forbes.com/free_forbes/2...n-read-pharm-wall-street-radical-surgery.html

 

[Anonymous]

Einstein where have you been. This was reported over a month ago. You are most likely in a mgmt./mket. position because you are just too plain stupid to know what is going on in your own company. How pathetic.

I am the PP, and I admit I am a no-nothing jackass.

 

[Anonymous]

Who is Pfizer selling Established Products unit to? I'm hearing Teva, could they afford it after so many recent aquisitions?

Teva could not afford it. More likely any EP spinoff would be to a completely separate company that was majority Pfizer owned.