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Biosyent searches the globe to in-license or acquire innovative pharmaceutical products that have been successfully developed, are safe and effective, and have a proven track record of improving the lives of patients and supporting the healthcare professionals that treat them.

 

The company minimizes deal competition by focusing on niche products with peak penetration of between $2-15 million which is below the radar of mid and large pharma companies. Biosyent builds its sales and marketing teams around a product. This approach maximizes profit and minimizes costs, as sales teams are put in place only when needed and expand only when the product’s sales can support the expansion.

 

Biosyent has 4 approved products: one in growth phase (FeraMAX), two in launch phase (Cathejell + FeraMAX Powder) and another in pre-launch (women’s health product). The company defines growth phase as minimum 20% growth year over year in product sales. The pipeline has 2 products in regulatory phase that will be launched in Q4 2014 and management is confident it can source 3 more products for 2015 launch. We believe the company will have 9 products on the market by year end 2015.

 

- Great business model (like Paladin Labs). Minimal to no capex, strong growth

- Significant growth and margins

- Strong balance sheet (no debt, cash on hand)

- Strong Management team with large insider ownership

- Take a look at the purchase price multiple for Paladin - and you can understand the upside in valuation (Capital IQ says 6x sales, 18x EBITDA)

 

http://espacemc.com/en/investment-ideas/biosyent

 

Investor Presentation:

 

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=sites&srcid=ZGVmYXVsdGRvbWFpbnxiaW9zeWVudHxneDoxYjA3MzgzYzdjNDM5NWM5

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This is one of my largest position. I started to buy at +/- $ 1.50. It's a great company : Hight growth & net margin & return on equity.... As value investor, often we look deeply the balance sheet and we find great bargain. Here we have to look the earning power. Do you think they will continue to grow at 70 % for few years ?

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This is one of my largest position. I started to buy at +/- $ 1.50. It's a great company : Hight growth & net margin & return on equity.... As value investor, often we look deeply the balance sheet and we find great bargain. Here we have to look the earning power. Do you think they will continue to grow at 70 % for few years ?

 

Do you still like it at these prices? Great balance sheet and growth here. 70% growth is tough, but if they can get some new products into the pipeline...

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No response ? :)

 

BioSyent Named to the 2014 TSX Venture Top 50® Ranking-Only TSX Venture Company to Be Recognized as a Top Performer for the Past 3 Consecutive Years

 

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/biosyent-named-2014-tsx-venture-130000878.html

 

If the company continu to growth like last 5 years... this stock should be baggers again. Just my opinion.

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No response ? :)

 

BioSyent Named to the 2014 TSX Venture Top 50® Ranking-Only TSX Venture Company to Be Recognized as a Top Performer for the Past 3 Consecutive Years

 

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/biosyent-named-2014-tsx-venture-130000878.html

 

If the company continu to growth like last 5 years... this stock should be baggers again. Just my opinion.

 

I agree snowball! I just want to sit back and let some others chime in and hear some other opinions.

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http://online.wsj.com/article/PR-CO-20140312-906103.html

 

- Full year 2013 Sales of $7,799,426 increased by 55% versus 2012

 

- Revenue has grown at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 67% over the last three years

 

- 2013 Basic EPS of $0.14; Fully Diluted EPS of $0.13

 

- The company ended 2013 with $4,405,910 in working capital of which cash was $4,381,137

 

- The company remains debt-free and has an unutilized operating line of credit

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Is this company a good target if consolidation in specialty-pharma ?

 

Eventually, possibly if things go well, but I doubt management would want to sell for a while, it wouldn't maximize value for them if they think the business model can really keep scaling (insiders own a bit over 43% of the shares).

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Q1 is out:

 

https://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&pid=sites&srcid=ZGVmYXVsdGRvbWFpbnxiaW9zeWVudHxneDo5ZGI3YmEwZDM4N2U4NzA

 

 Q1 2014 Sales of $2,448,101 increased by 59% versus Q1 2013

 

 Q1 2014 Revenue has grown at a compound annual growth rate (CAGR) of 65% over the corresponding quarters

 

of the last three years

 

 Q1 2014 Pharmaceutical Sales of $2,343,008 were up 79% versus Q1 2013

 

 Eighteen consecutive quarters of continued pharmaceutical sales growth

 

 Repeat orders for FeraMAX® 150 international customer

 

 Net Income Before Tax of $687,672 increased by 43% in Q1 2014 versus Q1 2013

 

 Q1 2014 Net Income After Tax of $511,421 increased by 49% versus Q1 2013

 

 Q1 2014 Diluted EPS of $0.04 versus $0.02 in Q1 2013

 

 Trailing twelve months (TTM) fully diluted EPS of $0.15

 

 The company remains debt-free and has an unutilized operating line of credit with Royal Bank of Canada

 

 Selected as a TSX Venture 50 Top Performer for three consecutive years – 2012, 2013 and 2014

 

 2 new Urgent Care products awaiting Health Canada marketing approval

 

 Pre-launch activity for a new Women’s Health product – launch planned for second quarter of 2014

 

 Pre-launch activity for a new Gastrointestinal Health product – launch planned for fourth quarter of 2014

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I love to see products launch planned this year :)

 

Q1 2014 Pharmaceutical Sales of $2,343,008 were up 79% versus Q1 2013

2 new Urgent Care products awaiting Health Canada marketing approval

Pre-launch activity for a new Women’s Health product – launch planned for second quarter of 2014

Pre-launch activity for a new Gastrointestinal Health product – launch planned for fourth quarter of 2014

 

CEO presentation on the First Quarter at the following link

http://www.biosyent.com/q1/#.U3aZB9J5PX8

 

Please if you have company name with better profitability/growth without debt let me know !

 

 

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Future Product Pipeline

 

"In August 2012 BioSyent Pharma Inc. signed an exclusive Licensing and Distribution Agreement with a

European partner for two new products that will be marketed to Hospitals. These two urgent care drugs

are supplied in a patented delivery system that offers technical advantages over existing alternatives and

will be used in hospitals and acute care settings. The two new products were filed with Health Canada in

Q2 2013. The Company will launch these products upon receiving approval. These products will

provide hospitals, clinics, and healthcare professionals with improved patient safety as well as

operational efficiencies and will complement BioSyent’s Hospital Division business.

There are several additional products under development by our European partner and we look forward

to exploring additional product candidates utilizing the same patented technology. Due diligence on the

third product using this technology has commenced. The Company is also in discussion with several

other potential partners for other new product opportunities.

 

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Q2 likely to show even higher percentage eps growth yoy due to increase in the legacy eco friendly insecticide business, and the increase in sales from the new product launch this quarter.  Much of the marketing costs are already in place for the product launch due to increase in number of employees already on board.  H2 could be particularly strong.

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I think it might be worth taking a look at how much owner's earnings this company can deliver over the next years.... what are the bear and bullish projections?

 

 

Does anyone know what management does with the free cash flow?  It appears that they generated $2M last year.... in cash.... do they use that to acquire new licenses? In other words, they have been very good at what they have been buying?

 

Thanks Gary

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I've been watching this one for awhile but can't get comfortable with the price.

 

It's true the PE in absolute terms is high at ~25x, but the PEG is still very low with a growth rate of 50%.  The PEG should be more important, especially when the growth rate has been so consistent.

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Q1 is out:

 

 Repeat orders for FeraMAX® 150 international customer

 

 2 new Urgent Care products awaiting Health Canada marketing approval

 

 Pre-launch activity for a new Women’s Health product – launch planned for second quarter of 2014

 

 Pre-launch activity for a new Gastrointestinal Health product – launch planned for fourth quarter of 2014

Repeat orders for FeraMax 150 international customer is a very important event. Very hight net margin product growth, FIRST product for sale outside Canada, could be a catalyst for next level. Do we know who is the partner and which country is targeted ?

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I've been watching this one for awhile but can't get comfortable with the price.

 

It's true the PE in absolute terms is high at ~25x, but the PEG is still very low with a growth rate of 50%.  The PEG should be more important, especially when the growth rate has been so consistent.

 

I like to swing at fat pitches. I also looked at PLB as a comparable. PLB was cheaper when it it had similar revenue and had a big fall shortly after. But in the long run, PLB was obviously a fantastic investment. IF RX follows PLB trajectory, it will pay off.

 

I was very tempted when it fell towards $5 but I think it would have to drop back to $3.50 before I would take a sizeable position. Might still put some play money in.

 

Good discussion of some of the risks here:

http://boards.fool.com/donville-kent-31136737.aspx?sort=whole

 

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