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JPMorgan Chase acquires 3.12% stake in Pharmamar, valued at €56.8 million

Link Securities | The largest US bank yesterday notified the National Securities Market Commission (CNMV) of a 3.12% stake in the bio-pharmaceutical company Pharmamar. JPMorgan Chase, which reached this threshold last Monday, owns this package directly in shares (2.54%) and the rest (0.57%) through financial instruments (equity swap). With this operation, carried out through different companies and investment funds, this stake would be valued at €56.8 million. Other PharmaMar shareholders,…


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PharmaMar to liquidate its susidiary Genómica; losses equivalent to -3.5% of NAP

Bankinter | PharmaMar has abandoned Genómica, which will be liquidated. Its fully-owned subsidiary’s main business is molecular diagnostics, mainly via the development and commercialisation of detection kits. In 2021, this affiliate clocked up sales of 5.2 million euros (2.2% of the total), NAP of -3.2 million (vs +92.9 million for the group) and free cash flow of -3.2 million (+44.1 million euros for the group). Bankinter analyst team’s view: Positive news….


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PharmaMar Debuts This Week In An Ibex With 34 Stocks

On Monday, PharmaMar joined the Ibex 35, the main Spanish stock market index. It will will be composed of 34 stocks until October 19th, following the exclusion of MásMóvil after Lorca Telecom Bidco’s takeover bid. The Ibex 35’s Technical Advisory Committee unexpectedly announced on 10 September that PharmaMar would replace Ence in that index. Since then, the company’s share price has risen by more than 17% to 103.8 euros at last Friday’s close, recovering its July levels.


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Pharmamar confirms Positive Results For Aplidin To Combat Coronavirus

PharmaMar’s shares were trading slightly lower, down 0.20%, at midday today. However that is following a rebound of 33% on Friday, making it the best performing stock on the Spanish stock market. This was after the company announced positive results from studies on Aplidin to combat the coronavirus. As a result, it will ask for tests to be carried out on infected patients.