If there’s no asset sale during 2 years after closing the CVR expires, right? My assumption was that if Stella subsequently renews their lease after three years CVR holders don’t get any of those savings as the CVR is dead by then. What’s your take on that?
I think I agree on your assumption, it is very strange. If there is no asset deal for HIL-216, CVR expires after 2 years.
If there is a deal for a single $ on approval, it basically runs for a very long time ("5 years after marketing approval")? Strange. But yeah that means there is a risk the CVR will expire after 2 years and probably pay only the first 3 years of sublease-payments (plus or minus closing net cash).
If there’s no asset sale during 2 years after closing the CVR expires, right? My assumption was that if Stella subsequently renews their lease after three years CVR holders don’t get any of those savings as the CVR is dead by then. What’s your take on that?
I think I agree on your assumption, it is very strange. If there is no asset deal for HIL-216, CVR expires after 2 years.
If there is a deal for a single $ on approval, it basically runs for a very long time ("5 years after marketing approval")? Strange. But yeah that means there is a risk the CVR will expire after 2 years and probably pay only the first 3 years of sublease-payments (plus or minus closing net cash).
Something else I would note is that the balance sheet lease liability has a discount rate and the undiscounted liability is higher
solely used undiscounted figures
Ah mb, lazy of me not to check
Like that’s plausibly a bigger delta than CAM