Nachdem ich dies in den USA als ergänzenden Kommentar geschrieben habe, wurde die negative Analyse bei SeekingAlpha komplett entfernt.
@Vishal Jadaun: Thank you for your thoughtful response. Please refer to page 3 of the detailed abstract (link below): it shows a 23.1% survival rate under standard of care (SoC) versus 60.3% with BNT316 after 17+ months. The trend is clearly improving over time, which strongly supports the long-term potential of this IO therapy.
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Assets, risks, and opportunities should be assessed using realistic probabilities—not too optimistic and not overly pessimistic assumptions. Book value already exceeds cash and these assets are conservatively stated. It is not justified to assign zero value to investments with clear underlying potential (companies, patents, pipeline). Please name goodwill and base. Revenue forecasts still exceed USD 2 billion (guidance confirmed), with COVID-19 remaining a positive contributor. Pipeline investments are not purely cash-funded; they were and are largely financed from retained earnings and hidden profits. A direct comparison of cash burn between MRNA and BNTX from 2020 to 2025 is essential for a fair assessment. The pipeline must be valued based on realistic probabilities derived from study data and expected market share—not set to zero. USD 19.2 billion in cash are generating hundreds of millions of USD in financial results, underscoring a stable cash position over the last four years and low cash burn. JPM (page 17): Roughly 2.0 million new cancer cases annually in the US and EU are not adequately addressed by approved IO therapies but are explicitly targeted by Pumitamig. Even under conservative base-case assumptions on probability and market share, a DCF model can be calculated at least for key parts of the pipeline. Please feel free to ask for support.