Is our investment group putting us up for sale?

[anonymous]

Hearing some rumblings inside.

 

[anonymous]

Started to hear that too. Board babysitting peeps really close now. Could this mean that change of control perk $$ issued over the summer ?

 

[anonymous]

Not sure but it would not surprise me at all. It’s so quiet at this company lately. The demand to increase call frequency on targets, the NBRX garbage Adlarity decision.

 

[anonymous]

Let’s face it Azstarys is an amazing product, and it will be a blockbuster. The investors want their money and the pressure is on to grow the product faster than it actually can. It takes time. I go out every day find new patients for the product put in a good days work and believe in this product. I’ve given up on the Nbrx IC garbage.

 

[anonymous]

Rumor of a merge with a company called Zevra. Anyone know if they pay well?

 

[anonymous]

Started to hear that too. Board babysitting peeps really close now. Could this mean that change of control perk $$ issued over the summer ?

I was thinking exactly the same which is why the board wants to get their pay day sooner than later. We can't rely simply on the pediatric market alone for enough increased revenue and with Vyvance now generic, access to coverage plans will always play favorites with cheaper generic formulations.

 

[anonymous]

No, that is not in the current plan.

 

[anonymous]

Has Adlarity been pulled completely? What's going on? Will Corium still produce Adlarity?

 

[anonymous]

No one seems to know. Latest was to find a buyer.

 

[anonymous]

Rumor of a merge with a company called Zevra. Anyone know if they pay well?

 

[anonymous]

Future buyers and the ones Corium's inverters are negotiating with right now will want our ADHD franchise and Adlarity will be an add on to the deal, but probably sold off after the deal is done.

 

[anonymous]

Who is starting this rumor. THIS IS NOT TRUE.

 

[anonymous]

Who is starting this rumor. THIS IS NOT TRUE.

Probably just due to the news about Adlarity and the nervousness about what could be next. This happens all the time when companies are controlled by private entity groups.

 

[anonymous]

When it's time, it's time. Investors want better ROI and might be getting a little bit impatient.