If you want to know what the market thinks about Pacific Biosciences (PACB)
consider this – the sell-side revenue expectations for 2018 are now
about 15% lower than they were three months ago, and the share price is
more or less flat. It’s not quite that simple, as there have been some
large moves (in percentage terms) in that time, but the shares continue
to reflect what I regard as a “we’ll believe when we see it” attitude on
the part of many investors.
I’ve said in the past
that I now regard PacBio as a very speculative stock, and that remains
the case. I do believe the company’s technology is valuable and
important, but it is clear that commercializing that technology is no
easy task. While I would not be at all surprised to see PacBio acquired
within the next 12 months, I likewise wouldn’t be surprised if the
company is forced to pursue highly dilutive financings to keep the
lights on and is eventually strangled by a lack of access to funds and
its inability to reach cash-flow breakeven.
Read more here:
The Clock Is Ticking Louder As PacBio Must Generate More Revenue And Shrink Its Cash Burn Rate
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