NicOx.... in attesa di.....

Dimenticavo.............Ai primi del 2015 verrà svelata la società che finanzierà il progetto Naprox / Duchenne con l'inizio della prima fase ......è già considerato un farmaco orfano...ossia al momento non esiste nessun farmaco in commercio per questo tipo di malattia efficace. Questo vorrà dire accelerare tutta la trafila ai fini dell'approvazione eventuale.....è una cosa certo spostata molto in là.....ma i mercati per questo tipo di farmaci scontano molto prima scommettendo sull'azione già dalle prime fasi.
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Bravo Viralic, concordo al 100% con quello che hai scritto.
Tu sei una persona pacata e coi piedi ben piantati per terra.
Il tempo è galantuomo e metterà le cose a posto.
Come ben sai, attualmente, la maggiore preoccupazione di Garufi è quella di non ottenere il quorum per l'acquisizione di Aciex. Io gli manderò la mia delega e spero che tutti gli azionisti lo facciano.
Comunque abbiamo davanti dei mesi veramente pregni di avvenimenti importantissimi; chissà come ne usciremo ? Con le ossa rotte come spera Guly, o col sorriso sulle labbra come speriamo noi Nicoxiani ?
 
Guly e Zohar, vi do un consiglio spassionato; sotterrate l'ascia di guerra e considerate e mente serena la situazione di Nicox; fareste una cosa gradita a chi crede ancora in Garufi, ma soprattutto fareste una cosa gradita a voi stessi.
 
Nicox announces changes to its Board of Directors

08-11-2014

Sophia Antipolis, France.

Nicox S.A. (NYSE Euronext Paris: COX), the international ophthalmic company, today announces the co option of Adrienne Graves and Luzi von Bidder to its Board of Directors. Mrs Graves and Mr von Bidder will replace Vaughn Kailian, who has been a member of the Board since 2001, and Vince Anido.

Vaughn Kailian has informed Nicox of his decision to step down from the Board of Directors with effect from August 11, 2014, for personal reasons which make it difficult for him to continue his commitment to Nicox. Vince Anido, who joined the Board in June 2013, has decided to step down from Nicox’s Board due to his increasing responsibilities at Aerie Pharmaceuticals, Inc., with effect from August 6, 2014.

“Although we fully understand the reasons for their decision, it is with great regret that we are announcing the departure of Vaughn Kailian and Vince Anido from our Board. I wish to thank both of them for their contribution, both professionally and personally,commented Michele Garufi, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Nicox. "Vaughn has been a member of Nicox's Board for 13 years and has provided consistent support and counsel over that period, particularly during the recent strategic changes. Vince, although he has been on the Board for just one year, has played a valuable role in what has been an intense transformational period for Nicox. We will miss their counsel.”

The Board has decided to co-opt Adrienne Graves, former CEO of Santen Inc., the US subsidiary of Santen, and Luzi von Bidder, former Chairman of Acino Holding AG and former Chairman and CEO of Novartis Ophthalmics AG, as members of the Board with effect from August 8 and August 11, respectively. These co-options will be submitted to Nicox’s shareholders for approval at the General Meeting to be convened in the Fall to vote on the proposed acquisition of Aciex Therapeutics, Inc. (see Nicox press release dated July 2, 2014).

Nicox’s Board of Directors also intends to propose to such General Meeting the appointment of Les Kaplan, Executive Chairman of Aciex Therapeutics, Inc. and former Executive Vice President and President, Research and Development of Allergan, Inc., as member of the Board, subject to the prior approval by Nicox’s shareholders of the acquisition of Aciex Therapeutics, Inc.

“We are pleased to nominate to our Board three senior executives with a wealth of knowledge of the ophthalmology business,” added Mr Garufi. “Adrienne is recognized as a leader in the global industry, thanks to her research skills in ophthalmology together with her extensive US operational experience. Luzi will bring his extensive experience on the European market to support our growth in this market. Les has played a key role in building up Aciex’s innovative and promising pipeline of novel therapeutics after many years as Executive Vice President and President, Research and Development at Allergan, Inc. All three nominated Board members will bring invaluable expertise to the Company at this crucial stage in our development.”

Adrienne L. Graves, Ph.D, was President and Chief Executive Officer of Santen Inc., the US arm of Japan's largest ophthalmic pharmaceutical company, from 2002 to 2010. Prior to joining Santen, Dr. Graves spent nine years with Alcon Laboratories, Inc., progressing through various roles, including Director of International Ophthalmology. Dr. Graves serves as Director on several Corporate Boards, including Akorn, Inc., TearLab Corporation, Aerpio, Encore Vision and Envisia Therapeutic, and Foundation Boards, including the ASCRS1 Foundation, Glaucoma Research Foundation and AAO2 Foundation (emeritus). Dr. Graves received her AB in Psychology with honors from Brown University (Rhode Island, United States), her PhD in Psychobiology from the University of Michigan (Michigan, United States), and she completed a postdoctoral fellowship in visual neuroscience at the University of Paris (France).

Luzi A. von Bidder was until recently Chairman of the Swiss-listed company Acino Holding AG, a pharmaceutical company focused on novel drug delivery forms which was acquired by Pharma Strategy Partners GmbH in December 2013. Mr von Bidder is currently on the Board of several other private healthcare companies, including Ferring and Solvias. Between 1992 and 2002, prior to joining Acino, M. von Bidder served as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Novartis Ophthalmics AG, a subsidiary of the Swiss arm of Novartis. He also served as a member of the Novartis Pharma Executive Committee and held various positions at Ciba-Geigy. Mr von Bidder graduated in Economics from HSG University of St. Gallen (Switzerland).

Les Kaplan, PhD, is the Executive Chairman of Aciex Therapeutics, Inc. He was previously Executive Vice President of Allergan, Inc. Dr. Kaplan joined Allergan in 1983 and, prior to being appointed to Executive Vice President, was Corporate Vice President, and President, Research and Development, and Global BOTOX from June 1998 to November 2003. He was elected to Allergan’s board of directors in 1994. Dr. Kaplan is currently board chairman of Aciex and a director of ACADIA Pharmaceuticals Inc and Neurotech. He also serves as a member of the board of directors of the Clinical Research Institute of the Foundation for Fighting Blindness. Dr. Kaplan received an MS and PhD in organic chemistry from the University of California (Los Angeles, United States).
 
Nicox announces changes to its Board of Directors

08-11-2014

Sophia Antipolis, France.

Nicox S.A. (NYSE Euronext Paris: COX), the international ophthalmic company, today announces the co option of Adrienne Graves and Luzi von Bidder to its Board of Directors. Mrs Graves and Mr von Bidder will replace Vaughn Kailian, who has been a member of the Board since 2001, and Vince Anido.

Vaughn Kailian has informed Nicox of his decision to step down from the Board of Directors with effect from August 11, 2014, for personal reasons which make it difficult for him to continue his commitment to Nicox. Vince Anido, who joined the Board in June 2013, has decided to step down from Nicox’s Board due to his increasing responsibilities at Aerie Pharmaceuticals, Inc., with effect from August 6, 2014.

“Although we fully understand the reasons for their decision, it is with great regret that we are announcing the departure of Vaughn Kailian and Vince Anido from our Board. I wish to thank both of them for their contribution, both professionally and personally,commented Michele Garufi, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Nicox. "Vaughn has been a member of Nicox's Board for 13 years and has provided consistent support and counsel over that period, particularly during the recent strategic changes. Vince, although he has been on the Board for just one year, has played a valuable role in what has been an intense transformational period for Nicox. We will miss their counsel.”

The Board has decided to co-opt Adrienne Graves, former CEO of Santen Inc., the US subsidiary of Santen, and Luzi von Bidder, former Chairman of Acino Holding AG and former Chairman and CEO of Novartis Ophthalmics AG, as members of the Board with effect from August 8 and August 11, respectively. These co-options will be submitted to Nicox’s shareholders for approval at the General Meeting to be convened in the Fall to vote on the proposed acquisition of Aciex Therapeutics, Inc. (see Nicox press release dated July 2, 2014).

Nicox’s Board of Directors also intends to propose to such General Meeting the appointment of Les Kaplan, Executive Chairman of Aciex Therapeutics, Inc. and former Executive Vice President and President, Research and Development of Allergan, Inc., as member of the Board, subject to the prior approval by Nicox’s shareholders of the acquisition of Aciex Therapeutics, Inc.

“We are pleased to nominate to our Board three senior executives with a wealth of knowledge of the ophthalmology business,” added Mr Garufi. “Adrienne is recognized as a leader in the global industry, thanks to her research skills in ophthalmology together with her extensive US operational experience. Luzi will bring his extensive experience on the European market to support our growth in this market. Les has played a key role in building up Aciex’s innovative and promising pipeline of novel therapeutics after many years as Executive Vice President and President, Research and Development at Allergan, Inc. All three nominated Board members will bring invaluable expertise to the Company at this crucial stage in our development.”

Adrienne L. Graves, Ph.D, was President and Chief Executive Officer of Santen Inc., the US arm of Japan's largest ophthalmic pharmaceutical company, from 2002 to 2010. Prior to joining Santen, Dr. Graves spent nine years with Alcon Laboratories, Inc., progressing through various roles, including Director of International Ophthalmology. Dr. Graves serves as Director on several Corporate Boards, including Akorn, Inc., TearLab Corporation, Aerpio, Encore Vision and Envisia Therapeutic, and Foundation Boards, including the ASCRS1 Foundation, Glaucoma Research Foundation and AAO2 Foundation (emeritus). Dr. Graves received her AB in Psychology with honors from Brown University (Rhode Island, United States), her PhD in Psychobiology from the University of Michigan (Michigan, United States), and she completed a postdoctoral fellowship in visual neuroscience at the University of Paris (France).

Luzi A. von Bidder was until recently Chairman of the Swiss-listed company Acino Holding AG, a pharmaceutical company focused on novel drug delivery forms which was acquired by Pharma Strategy Partners GmbH in December 2013. Mr von Bidder is currently on the Board of several other private healthcare companies, including Ferring and Solvias. Between 1992 and 2002, prior to joining Acino, M. von Bidder served as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Novartis Ophthalmics AG, a subsidiary of the Swiss arm of Novartis. He also served as a member of the Novartis Pharma Executive Committee and held various positions at Ciba-Geigy. Mr von Bidder graduated in Economics from HSG University of St. Gallen (Switzerland).

Les Kaplan, PhD, is the Executive Chairman of Aciex Therapeutics, Inc. He was previously Executive Vice President of Allergan, Inc. Dr. Kaplan joined Allergan in 1983 and, prior to being appointed to Executive Vice President, was Corporate Vice President, and President, Research and Development, and Global BOTOX from June 1998 to November 2003. He was elected to Allergan’s board of directors in 1994. Dr. Kaplan is currently board chairman of Aciex and a director of ACADIA Pharmaceuticals Inc and Neurotech. He also serves as a member of the board of directors of the Clinical Research Institute of the Foundation for Fighting Blindness. Dr. Kaplan received an MS and PhD in organic chemistry from the University of California (Los Angeles, United States).

tanto per dimostrare la chiarezza di idee all'interno della nicox,o magari qualcuno comincia a capire che il futuro e' nero?certo ne vanno via due e ne cooptano uno.per i bilanci e'un bene ,pero' bisognerebbe capire bene perche' cominciano ad abbandonare la nave.uno sarebbe un caso,ma due......
 
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Dimenticavo.............Ai primi del 2015 verrà svelata la società che finanzierà il progetto Naprox / Duchenne con l'inizio della prima fase ......è già considerato un farmaco orfano...ossia al momento non esiste nessun farmaco in commercio per questo tipo di malattia efficace. Questo vorrà dire accelerare tutta la trafila ai fini dell'approvazione eventuale.....è una cosa certo spostata molto in là.....ma i mercati per questo tipo di farmaci scontano molto prima scommettendo sull'azione già dalle prime fasi.
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e perche' tutto questo tempo per un annuncio?se il farmaco e' cosi' importante perche' non partire subito?
 
oggi non trovano polli che entrano e allora cercano di farla risalire con due azioni.che bravi:clap::clap::clap:I POLLI STANNO IN FERIE PURE LORO.
 
Guly e Zohar, vi do un consiglio spassionato; sotterrate l'ascia di guerra e considerate e mente serena la situazione di Nicox; fareste una cosa gradita a chi crede ancora in Garufi, ma soprattutto fareste una cosa gradita a voi stessi.

il tuo amico vedo che e' resuscitato.ma continua a vaneggiare.seguilo e ti ritroverai al manicomio pure tu.:clap::clap::clap::clap:
 
Guly e Zohar, vi do un consiglio spassionato; sotterrate l'ascia di guerra e considerate e mente serena la situazione di Nicox; fareste una cosa gradita a chi crede ancora in Garufi, ma soprattutto fareste una cosa gradita a voi stessi.

Siamo su di un forum ... rispetto le idee altrui seppur differenti, ma smentiscimi se puoi ...

Appunto ... dato che al momento non ci riesci, rispetto le tue idee ma non chiedermi di non esprirmermi su chi ha rovinato la società dimostrando un apparente megalomania ed incompetenza ... ed ovviamente non parlo di un fatto sporadico ... ma bensi di più accadimenti reiterati nel tempo.

Ad ognuno la propria opinione ... però alla fine fino ad oggi i fatti non credo possano smentirmi ... pur considerando la congiuntura che di certo non è delle migliori.
 
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ti sbagli di grosso.qui nessuno si ritiene un guru di borsa o altro.pero' dopo aver seguito un titolo per 10 anni e aver valutato le chiare incapacita' manageriali (tu invece dici il contrario) visti i risultati e la quotazione ci vuole poco ad essere un guru (anche un bambino di 10 anni lo capirebbe).la realta' e' chiara e i fatti e la quotazione,nonche' la totale assenza di investitori istituzionali,lo certificano.altro che guru,lo capirebbe anche mia nonna.

P.S. i soldi disinvestiti su nicox li ho messi si keryx e molmed e li ci sto guadagnando.non sono titoli che possono salire all'infinito ma hanno avuto un ottimo potenziale di rialzo invece il cesso-nicox continua a scendere.come mai?dammi una risposta se sei capace.perche' il fondo ophhemaimer non e' piu' rientrato?te lo sei mai chiesto?
Guly, ma se non hai azioni nicox in portafoglio, perché ti lamenti sempre e ti accanisci contro Garufi?
...secondo te è meglio investire su Molmed con aumento di capitale già approvato in più tranche fino al 31-12-2016? mi sa che quello che sei confuso sei tu e non pizzodigino.
 

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