Boud
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- Dec 27, 2011
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One of two things happened:
1. He pulled an O'Leary to Mattel and ripped them off. That seems highly unlikely based on his current actions and remaining the third largest shareholder after the transaction.
2. Those that took over ran it into the ground with a special kind of incompetence. Hard to reduce a company to rubble like that so quickly. Hard to have losses of 9M on revenues of 16M.
Perhaps he has a case. I don't know much more than what i hear in teh news, which is to say I don't know much.
In the pharmaceuticals industry it really is a common theme to be honest. These companies are worth a ton based on products that will potentially become very profitable but there just never is any certainty until the products come out. It's not like a computer where you can test it and see how it performs and you already know full well what you're selling. There are very strict rules to follow in Canada in that particular industry and in the end if your product is not recommended you lose everything.
It's always been a boom/bust type of market, one of the riskiest industry there is out there.