The promised 10-K was released yesterday and TLON gained 13.56% more, closing at $0.67 on 602 thousand shares. Here are some numbers from the report:
- $4,573,254 in cash
- total current assets of $22,894,900
- total current liabilities of $6,053,769
- total liabilities of $35,242,631
As stated in the report, the company hasn’t generated any revenue for 2010, recorded a net loss of $26 million and “…expects such losses to continue over the next several years”.
While the numbers above and the perspective of recurring losses could scare a lot of investors off, there are those who find them satisfying as the trading activity suggests. Traders should also note that the company is engaged in a field with good potential for funding and growth.
According to Steven R. Deitcher, M.D., President and CEO of TLON, the company will continue to focus on submitting a New Drug Application for accelerated approval of Marqibo®, TLON’s principal asset.
As most other biopharmaceutical companies at this early stage, Talon is exposed to a lot of risks. At the same time, the potential profits in case the company successfully completes its plans could be substantial.