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Orexo AB: 2 directors
Two Directors at Orexo AB bought 26,370 shares at between 15.386SEK and 15.471SEK. The significance rating of the trade was 67/100. Is that information sufficient for you to make an investment decision? This report gives details of those trades and adds context and analysis to them such that you can judge whether these trading decisions are ones worth following. Included in the report is a detailed share price chart which plots discretionary trades by all the company's directors over the last ...
- Glenn Kringhaug
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- Sean Conroy
Orexo - Updates from the capital markets day
On 17 March 2020 Orexo held a capital markets day at which it provided an update on its programs and estimates of the impact of COVID-19 on its business. In short, Orexo is predicting a limited impact from the virus, which is consistent with our estimates. It also highlighted its development pipeline, which will be a major focus of the company. It will be launching its next product, vorvida for problem drinking, in Q320 if the FDA signs off.
- Sean Conroy
Orexo - Vorvida submitted to the FDA
Orexo announced on 6 March 2020 that it has submitted an application to the FDA for its vorvida digital therapy for the treatment of heavy drinking. It expects a hearing from the FDA on the approval status of the program in Q220 and to commercialize the product in H220 if it is cleared. The product uses cognitive behavioral therapy coupled with machine learning and has been vetted in a randomized, controlled study to reduce problematic drinking episodes.
- Sean Conroy
Orexo - Zubsolv stabilizing enables R&D push
Orexo continues to weather the shift in its payer base away from exclusivity to the open market well. It has managed to maintain 4% sequential growth in Zubsolv sales from Q3 to Q419 (SEK190.5m), in the context of a 3% decline in units. Growth in the open market strongly resembles overall market trends (14% AGR for 2019). The company intends to use some of these Zubsolv revenues to advance its pipeline, which will have five products advancing in 2020.
- Sean Conroy
Orexo - Record quarter reflecting shifting US market
Orexo reported a record performance for Q319 with revenue of SEK231.2m (+6.7% year-on-year). The top line was lifted by a combination of factors including currency and a shift in the reimbursement landscape for Zubsolv in the US toward higher-margin business, translating into a record EBIT of SEK105.9m, over three times that of Q318, and SEK135.7m in operating cash flow. Orexo ended the period with SEK813m in cash (SEK524m net), which we expect the company will reinvest in new assets and its pip...
- Andy Smith
Orexo - Bringing AI to the treatment of OUD
Orexo has announced a partnership for the digital therapy of opioid use disorder (OUD) with GAIA, a global leader in digital therapeutics. The partnership will use GAIA’s expert system technology platform, broca, to develop a treatment management and support a product tailored to individual OUD patients.
- Andy Smith
Orexo - By leaps and bounds
After a strong Q119, which is seasonally the weakest quarter, Orexo also had a higher bar to beat Q218 due to milestone income making it one of its best ever quarters. Nevertheless, total Q219 revenues rose 0.8% to SEK201.2m. Zubsolv continued to perform well with Q219 sales of SEK184.4m, even against generic film and sublingual tablet competition.
- Andy Smith
Orexo - A robust Q1 despite a seasonally weak market
Orexo’s Q119 results reinforced its continuing profitability with total revenues rising 25% y-o-y to SEK174.3m. Zubsolv led the revenue charge comprising 93% of total revenues and growing 23% y-o-y despite the seasonally weak first quarter of the opioid use dependency market. The effect on US Zubsolv (which increased in price by 4% from January 2019) from four Suboxone film generic entrants is so far minor.
Orexo - The opioid use disorder patient journey
Orexo’s FY18 results demonstrated continuing profitability derived from its lead product, Zubsolv, responsible for 21.7% y-o-y net sales growth driven by US Zubsolv Q418 prescription and revenue growth of 22% and 31.8%, respectively. The weakness in partnered products compared to our targets (although FY18 partnered sales were SEK125.4m) and higher Q4 investment (including litigation) reduced FY18 EPS compared to our estimate by SEK1.8. We have tempered our revenue growth expectations for FY19...
- MarketLine Department
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- Andy Smith
Orexo - Highlighting the opioid dependency market size
Orexo’s capital markets day (CMD) emphasised the scale of the US opioid crisis. We have forecast 8.2% market growth pa for US opioid dependency in FY19 and FY20, although external speakers at the CMD suggested this may be higher. Orexo’s marketed product Zubsolv, sales of which grew 37% y-o-y in Q318 in SEK, and its other products in development, form a treatment franchise in the growing markets of opioid dependency and related disorders. The recent return of EU Zubsolv rights defers the roy...
- Andy Smith
Orexo - Blue Skies
The growing US Zubsolv franchise continues to drive Orexo’s quarterly performance. Total Q3 revenue growth of c 30% puts Orexo in an attractive position with potential business development partners. Orexo’s Q318 results were the first since Zubsolv’s exclusivity was strengthened for another 13 years in the US, so with Zubsolv sales growing by 1.2% q-o-q in Q3, against the backdrop of a 0.3% decline in the buprenorphine/naloxone market volumes, and continued material CoGS improvements, Orex...
- Andy Smith
Orexo - Orexo wins patent litigation appeal
Orexo’s appeal of the US District Court’s invalidation of the ‘330 patent, which had been anticipated for some months, has been successful. Zubsolv is Orexo’s largest and fastest-growing product – we anticipate sales of c SEK620m and over 25% growth in FY18. The initial invalidity of the ‘330 patent had weighed on the shares since 2014 and this overhang has now been removed. The exclusivity of the Zubsolv patents runs until 2019 and 2032. We have updated our valuation ahead of the Q3...
- Andy Smith
Orexo - One of the best ever quarters
In a well-received set of quarterly results, Orexo continued to execute on Zubsolv in the US, which, for the second quarter running, continued to be the only branded product in the category that increased its market share in the face of multiple generics. Zubsolv US revenues of SEK158.4m grew by 27.6% y-o-y, driving total revenues to SEK200m. EBITDA of SEK50.6m, cash flow from operations of SEK39m and a gross cash balance of SEK494.8m made Q218 one of Orexo’s best ever quarters.
- Andy Smith
Orexo - EU launch milestone achieved
Yesterday Orexo announced the launch of Zubsolv in the EU by its partner Mundipharma, triggering a €3m (c SEK30.6m) milestone payment. Zubsolv is Orexo’s biggest product, which the company markets itself in the US. The EU launch of Zubsolv by Mundipharma may be underappreciated by investors for reasons we explain below. We have adjusted our model to include net cash including the milestone payment and exchange rate changes which amend our valuation to SEK67.8 per share from SEK63.0 per share...
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