UPDATE: Morgan Stanley Reiterates On Celgene As EU Patents Risk May Be Underappreciated
In a report published Wednesday, Morgan Stanley analyst Matthew Harrison reiterated an Equal-Weight rating on Celgene (NASDAQ: CELG), but removed the $75.00 price target.
In the report, Morgan Stanley noted, “Risks to EU patents may be underappreciated by consensus as Revlimid could go generic as early as 2022: There are three key groups of EU patents: (1) Composition (EP0925294) which expires 7/24/2017, but has supplementary protection (SPC) until 6/13/2022. The composition patents are not being challenged; (2) Methods for treating multiple myeloma (EP1505973) which expires 5/16/2023 and is being challenged by Synthon and an anonymous company; (3) Polymorph patent (EP1667682) which expires 9/3/2024 and is being challenged by Mylan and Teva. If generics succeed, Revlimid could go generic by June 2022.”
Celgene closed on Tuesday at $86.78.
Latest Ratings for CELG
Date | Firm | Action | From | To |
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Nov 2019 | Standpoint Research | Downgrades | Buy | Hold |
Nov 2019 | Baird | Downgrades | Outperform | Neutral |
May 2019 | Barclays | Downgrades | Overweight | Equal-Weight |
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