Maxcyte Share Discussion Threads

[nanopayments] 11/11/2021 10:13

I see the resident Debbie Downer is still here! They are ramping the business and hiring a lot of new staff in order to grow sales. That's how businesses scale. How on earth do you expect stock based compensation not to rise? Total revenue increased 41% QoQ whereas operating expenses were only up 8% QoQ. You can try and spin this as a negative all you want, this was a fantastic quarter!

[trident5] 11/11/2021 09:16

Do you think?

Costs growing at some rate even after taking CARMA out.

For the 9 months costs up from $9m to $14m.

And - stock based compensation in the 9 months up from $1.7m to $5.5m.

R&D costs are down.

[shavian] 11/11/2021 08:29

Excellent Q3 results.

[pob69] 04/11/2021 09:23

Trinity Delta new update out - will review TP after Q3 update on 11/11

"...MaxCyte’s proven expertise is increasingly at the heart of the
new generation of gene-edited and cell therapies, which effectively makes
MaxCyte a unique and diversified play on the whole cell engineering field,
providing broad exposure across cell types, technologies, indications, and
approaches."

[adamb1978] 28/10/2021 17:51

Nice announcement.

Previous SPL license announcement was early August
One before that was late May

So coming every 2-3 months. Good for the equity story

[rambutan2] 28/10/2021 15:20

No. 15:

South san francisco and GAITHERSBURG, MD, October 28, 2021 - MaxCyte, Inc., (Nasdaq: MXCT; LSE: MXCT, MXCN), a leading provider of enabling platform technologies for ex-vivo cell engineering, today announces the signing of a strategic platform license (SPL) with Nkarta, Inc., a biopharmaceutical company developing engineered natural killer (NK) cell therapies to treat cancer.

Under the terms of the agreement, Nkarta obtains non-exclusive clinical and commercial rights to use MaxCyte's Flow Electroporation(R) technology and ExPERT(TM) platform. In return, MaxCyte is entitled to receive platform licensing fees and program-related milestone payments.

The Nkarta approach maximizes the therapeutic effect of allogeneic NK cells through robust expansion, enhanced targeting and extended persistence resulting in potent immune cells that enable a sustained anti-cancer immune-mediated attack.

"Broad access to the most powerful and promising enabling technologies is critical to our success and the innovation of next-generation NK cell therapies for cancer patients," said Paul J. Hastings, Nkarta's President and CEO. "MaxCyte's electroporation technology leads the field and we're excited to leverage the advantages of their transfection technology with our integrated cell engineering platform ."

Doug Doerfler, President and CEO of MaxCyte, said: "We are proud to support Nkarta's pioneering platform that has the potential to boost the body's immune response to fight cancer. Our team is thrilled to be working with a leader in developing novel products leveraging the unique power of NK cells for the treatment of patients with cancer."

MaxCyte's ExPERT(TM) instrument portfolio is the next generation of leading, clinically-validated, electroporation technology for complex and scalable cell engineering. By delivering high transfection efficiency, seamless scalability and enhanced functionality, the ExPERT(TM) platform delivers the high-end performance essential to enabling the next wave of biological and cellular therapeutics. Nkarta, Inc. is MaxCyte's 15th SPL adding to three MaxCyte partnerships year-to-date, which generate pre-commercial milestone revenue and the vast majority of which include post-commercial revenue.

[spittingbarrel] 20/10/2021 15:42

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Double bottom in?

[gsbmba99] 19/10/2021 11:09

If you look at the Vitruvian website, MXCT is listed as one of their current investments The RNS also says "The Vitruvian Investment Partnership III is managed by Vitruvian Partners LLP and is deemed to be the ultimate beneficial owner of Life Tech S.à.r.l." I think what your search was picking up was Life Technologies which is a Thermo owned subsidiary and, coincidentally, where Stark Thompson and Doug Doerfler used to work.

[edwardt] 18/10/2021 16:16

that company that appears to have taken a 3% stake 6/10 rns is the holdco of termo fischer according to my cut and paste in google? if that is right, that is some vindication...

[assagai] 10/10/2021 15:04

Apparently well boosted in the times today but unfortunately the US has control of the reins.

[apad] 10/10/2021 13:01

Ta Trotsky.
apad

[thetrotsky] 10/10/2021 09:52

Apad, Did you mean GKN or did you mean GSK?

[apad] 09/10/2021 18:23

Fairly obvious reactions from the tintins, davep4.
Not a criticism for posting, your biopharmadive link was an excellent precis.
A friend worked for GSK back in the heyday and said that nobody outside the company knew anything about what was really going on in drug development

I agree with the earlier comment about the lack of a "read across" to other trials. However the Allogene trial may be more important than I had realised.

FDA approval is a bit like waiting for drill results from an O&G explorer. 😊

apad

[davep4] 09/10/2021 00:45

If the Allogene issue promotes a move away from ‘off the shelf’ treatments to treatments using the patients own cells, it may be a good thing for Maxcyte in the long term?

[supernumerary] 08/10/2021 17:17

edward - this is a decent short summary:



Nothing any investor here shouldn't already know....

[lancasterbomber] 08/10/2021 17:17

looks like panic over in the States

[trident5] 08/10/2021 15:29

Messing around with cells at the bleeding edge of biotech can have unforeseen adverse affects?

[edwardt] 08/10/2021 15:26

can anyone explain in plain english what the problem is from a scientific point of view?

[hj996] 08/10/2021 13:04

hxxps://www.fiercebiotech.com/biotech/fda-stops-all-allogene-s-car-t-trials-over-safety-scare-raising-questions-about-future-gene

[advfnsta] 08/10/2021 12:22

Time to top up?

[hj996] 08/10/2021 11:21

No read across the other partnerships. The trial pause is specific to Allogene.

[trickydicky1] 08/10/2021 10:48

That’s the $100b question!