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NFX Nuformix Plc

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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Nuformix Plc LSE:NFX London Ordinary Share GB00BYW79Y38 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.20 0.18 0.22 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Pharmaceutical Preparations 0 -859k -0.0012 -1.67 1.49M
Nuformix Plc is listed in the Pharmaceutical Preparations sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker NFX. The last closing price for Nuformix was 0.20p. Over the last year, Nuformix shares have traded in a share price range of 0.17p to 0.44p.

Nuformix currently has 744,309,368 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Nuformix is £1.49 million. Nuformix has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.67.

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13/11/2019
22:43
Hi Gibso. The co-crystal will be solid state so would be delivered as a tablet or as an IV solution (same as current medication EMEND). My view is this is very early days for Nuformix in CINV, as they are currently only in phase 1 and haven't yet released any clinical data offering advantage over EMEND. And EMEND is now coming off patent with generic competition coming on stream (eg Sandoz) and competitor activity (Heron). Also many other players with different mechanisms are probing CINV (eg Acacia Pharma). So I think the current market cap of Nuformix seems high given early stage and would look at this as a long term prospect.
learner9
13/11/2019
20:14
Soup ,snap ,just thanked lse poster .
Thank you.

Surely news is imminent .

Dan comes across as a thoroughly decent level headed chap .

Again thank you for posting link Michael

gibso6767
13/11/2019
19:12
Gibso & Learner9,This interview with Dan from a couple of weeks ago gives a good explanation of cocrystal technology. https://anchor.fm/careers-in-discovery/episodes/Dan-Gooding--Nuformix-e88ua8
soupdragon55
13/11/2019
14:36
Short lives rally still loads of weak holders with no patience to await news or an update
whatsthepoint
13/11/2019
12:47
Looking a lot better now most of the weak holders must have jumped ship. They will all come flocking back when the penny drops
whatsthepoint
13/11/2019
07:30
Https://clinicaltrials.gov/ct2/show/NCT03889366Might give you some more background.
soupdragon55
13/11/2019
06:47
Hi learner , yes that’s my gleaning of it , so if a treatment comes in let’s say a tablet firm do they alter its physical form so it liquid ie drip fed , or gaseous.

Would love to see a presentation of it ie from scratch to end product .
Thank You for a nice well put together reply .

Well soon be nigh on three weeks since Times Leak , so hopefully this side of Christmas for this particular news , think I’ve read Interims are due soon as well .

Took advantage of share price drift to buy more .

gibso6767
12/11/2019
23:40
Hi Gibso. Having read a bit on this. Looks like co-crystals are just another way of forming a new version of the drug, in a physical sense. So by combining the active ingredient of the drug with another component in the crystal lattice, you might get something better from an efficacy perspective. Like better bioavailability, stability , solubility etc.


If you do that you could then register that as a new chemical entity, and obviate any patent infringement wrt to the existing drug.

Which looks like what Nuformix are aiming to do. But its not yet clear to me what advantage their co crystal has over the existing marketed products

learner9
12/11/2019
22:59
Learner that in itself is a brilliant question , if you google it and Wikipedia it you do get answers as such , so what do the cocrystal treatments we harness , create look like , what form do they come in ?

Not being facetious, I’d love a simplistic explanation please

gibso6767
12/11/2019
22:02
It gets added to cornflakes to make frosties.
soupdragon55
12/11/2019
20:44
So what does this cocrystal stuff do?
learner9
12/11/2019
20:44
So what does this cocrystal stuff do?
learner9
11/11/2019
23:28
Just an opportunity to buy in cheaper
ny boy
11/11/2019
16:24
That was always going to be the problem if the confirmation of the deal wasn't relatively quick.
si c
11/11/2019
14:38
Drifting because impatient holders are still selling
whatsthepoint
11/11/2019
09:21
Yes all shows it is only a matter of time that NFX will get good news on cannabinoids !
whatsthepoint
11/11/2019
09:18
from lse..

Bgasensio

RE: Great news.11 Nov 2019 08:44

Indeed.

One of them was already mentioned in the Ebers update RNS on 9th Sep.

“About the Cannabinoid Product Market

The cannabinoid product market is perceived to be a rapidly growing and significant market in products not containing THC. The projected US cannabinoid-based pharmaceuticals market alone is expected to grow ~US$ 50bn by 2029 1. The existing wider cannabinoid product market is large and growing. Global CBD product sales are estimated at £1.1bn in 2018 and forecast to reach £22bn by 2025 2, with GW Pharma's Epidiolex, a CBD-based pharmaceutical product, forecast to achieve annual sales of £1.7bn 3. Through the agreement with Ebers Tech, Nuformix will benefit from adding its technology to a range of products into multiple markets versus taking a single product containing our technology into a single market.”

thefartingcommie
11/11/2019
09:16
News › UK
First cannabis medicines Epidyolex and Sativex approved for use on NHS to treat epilepsy and multiple sclerosis

Rebecca Speare-Cole
33 minutes ago

thefartingcommie
11/11/2019
09:07
That's a pretty confident purchase first thing this morning £21,400 for 200,000 shares.
whatsthepoint
09/11/2019
12:47
Twould be pleasant in no small measure should we be able to peruse a worthy RNS come start of forthcoming week
volsung
08/11/2019
22:30
I bought in before news. Looks a great risk/reward play if they get a good deal in Japan. If not, the company seems in good shape nonetheless
pauliewonder
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