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VIDEO – Valeo Pharma (VPH: CSE) (VPHIF: OTCQB) Hits Record Annual Revenues Of $13.6 MILLION … Targeting $150 MILLION By 2025

Posted by AGORACOM-JC at 7:30 PM on Sunday, March 6th, 2022
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Valeo Pharma is already a successful, revenue-generating, small-cap Canadian pharmaceutical company that acquires the Canadian rights to commercialized drugs in other parts of the world that don’t have Canada on their radar as a target market.    

This “in-license” business model is ingenious because it means ZERO developmental or clinical risk, which is the downfall of most small-cap pharma companies.     

2021 HIGHLIGHTS:

  • $13.6 MILLION              Record Annual Revenues Up 81% Over 2020
  • $9.1 MILLION                Record 2nd Half Revenues
  • $4 MILLION                   Record Annual Gross Profit Up 186% over 2020
  • $43 MILLION                 Record Financing Through 2021 / Subsequent To Year End 

If you think these numbers are impressive, consider the fact that 3 important factors to their business were only partially launched in fiscal 2021, namely:

●       Each of their transformational products were staggered released, now fully released

●       Insurance & Government reimbursement approvals were staggered, now nearly 100%

●       Corporate Structuring related to staffing and distribution was ramping, now 100%

$150 MILLION REVENUE TARGET BY 2025

Despite the ramp up and staggered milestones, this translated into $9.1M in second half revenue for $VPH, which we would easily extrapolate at 150% – 200% for all of 2022 or ~ $23M – $27M in revenue … but that is just our own back of the napkin math with imperfect information.

If you want to hear it straight from the horses’ mouth $VPH believes it can achieve $150M in revenue by 2025.

Commenting on the fourth quarter and record year-end 2021 results, Luc Mainville , Senior Vice-President and Chief Financial Officer stated:

“As expected, the significant increase in Q4-2021 revenues and record annual revenues resulted mainly from the addition of the new products launched during the year. Valeo is now very well positioned to leverage its new corporate and commercial infrastructure to capitalize on the market potential of its existing product portfolio,”

 Sit back, relax and watch this powerful interview with CEO Steve Saviuk.

VIDEO – Valeo Pharma Immune Booster Now Available In ~300 Stores Under Loblaws Banner, Another Step Closer to 2025 Revenue Target of $160M

Posted by AGORACOM-JC at 1:40 PM on Thursday, January 6th, 2022
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Valeo Pharma is already a successful, revenue-generating, small-cap Canadian pharmaceutical company that acquires the Canadian rights to commercialized drugs in other parts of the world that don’t have Canada on their radar as a target market.    

This “in-license” business model is ingenious because it means ZERO developmental or clinical risk, which is the downfall of most small-cap pharma companies.     

The company released stellar a Q3 with the following highlights:    

  • Record revenues of $5.7 million for Q3 2021, up 280% over Q3 2020 and 114% over prior quarter.
  • Record gross margin of $2.2 million , up 1602% over Q3 2020 and 204% over prior quarter.
  • Record 9 months revenues at $10.2 million , up 94%

But wait, there’s more…

The company announced that Hesperco™ Is Now Available At Loblaws, Hesperidin Covid-19 Clinical Trial Results Submitted For Publication.

  • Approved by Health Canada for immune support, is now available for sale in approximately 300 stores under the Loblaw’s banners including:
    • Loblaws
    • Dominion,
    • Zehrs,
    • Fortinio’s,
    • Your Independent Grocer and Superstore

Steve Saviuk , CEO commented,

We are very pleased to announce that Hesperco is now available in over 300 Loblaw banner stores. The immune support properties of hesperidin, the sole medicinal ingredient contained in Hesperco capsules, has been well documented in numerous scientific publications. We are also encouraged by the results of the Hesperidin Covid-19 clinical trial which has recently been submitted for publication. The study concluded that hesperidin could have beneficial effects and may help reduce certain Covid-19 symptoms. The publication further suggested that earlier treatment of longer duration and/or higher dosage should be studied.”

But wait, there’s more…

The company Closed Previously Announced Upsized $15 Million Bought Deal Private Placement And Concurrent $10 Million Private Placement with Investissement Québec.

Now sit back, relax and watch this powerful interview with Valeo Pharma.

VIDEO – Valeo Pharma Obtains Public Reimbursement For Asthma Drugs In Quebec and Nova Scotia, Another Step Closer to 2025 Revenue Target of $160M

Posted by AGORACOM-JC at 4:38 PM on Friday, December 17th, 2021
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Valeo Pharma is already a successful, revenue-generating, small cap Canadian pharmaceutical company that acquires the Canadian rights to commercialized drugs in other parts of the world that don’t have Canada on their radar as a target market.   

This “in-license” business model is ingenious because it means ZERO developmental or clinical risk, which is the downfall of most small cap pharma companies.    

Q3 Highlights:   

  • Record revenues of $5.7 million for Q3 2021, up 280% over Q3 2020 and 114% over prior quarter.
  • Record gross margin of $2.2 million , up 1602% over Q3 2020 and 204% over prior quarter.
  • Record 9 months revenues at $10.2 million , up 94%

Clearly, Valeo Pharma is firing on all cylinders. This is evident by the company’s recent announcement that they Obtained Public Reimbursement For Enerzair® Breezhaler® And Atectura® Breezhaler® In Quebec And Nova Scotia.

  • Public reimbursement now includes Alberta , Quebec and Nova Scotia , representing approximately 37% of the Canadian population.
  • More than 90% private insurance coverage across Canada

Frederic Fasano, Valeo’s President and Chief Operating Officer commented,

“We are pleased to be reporting today the addition of Quebec and Nova Scotia to join Alberta on the list of provincial public coverage secured for both asthma medications. Public Reimbursement access makes a meaningful impact for asthma patients left with no coverage so far, and also simplify health care providers procedures to provide access of both medications to their patients. Enerzair and Atectura are innovative asthma therapies that are helping make asthma control a more attainable goal for Canadians asthma patients”.

But wait, there’s more…

The company just Closed Previously Announced Upsized $15 Million Bought Deal Private Placement And Concurrent $10 Million Private Placement with Investissement Québec.

Now sit back, relax and watch this powerful interview with Valeo Pharma.

VIDEO – Valeo Pharma Agreement Supports $30M Annual Revenue Target From Blood Thinner Product Alone

Posted by AGORACOM-JC at 4:12 PM on Wednesday, October 13th, 2021
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Valeo Pharma is already a successful, revenue generating, small cap Canadian pharmaceutical company that acquires the Canadian rights to commercialized drugs in other parts of the world that don’t have Canada on their radar as a target market.  

This “in-license” business model is ingenious because it means ZERO developmental or clinical risk, which is the downfall of most small cap pharma companies.   

Q3 Highlights:  

  • Record revenues of $5.7 million for Q3 2021, up 280% over Q3 2020 and 114% over prior quarter.
  • Record gross margin of $2.2 million , up 1602% over Q3 2020 and 204% over prior quarter.
  • Record 9 months revenues at $10.2 million , up 94%

In today’s announcement, Valeo Pharma Obtains Listings for Redesca from Two GPO Representing 700 Hospitals and Healthcare Facilities Across Canada.

Highlighted by the following;

  • 2 Group Purchasing Organizations listing agreements cover, Redesca™ and Redesca HP™, as well as 3 other Valeo hospital products
  • The 2 multi-year product listings commenced on October 1, 2021
  • The GPOs together represent more than 700 hospitals and healthcare facilities across 5 provinces including Ontario

The agreement above supports $30M annual revenue target From blood thinner product alone!

As you can see above, Valeo is hitting on all cylinders with tremendous revenue growth from new great drugs hitting the Canadian markets as we speak. As a result, the company estimates annual revenue of $160M by 2025.

Now sit back, relax and watch this powerful interview with Steve Saviuk CEO of Valeo Pharma.

VIDEO – Valeo Pharma (VPH:CSE) Reported Record Q3-21 Revenue of $5.7 million, up 280% over Q3-20

Posted by AGORACOM-JC at 5:22 PM on Thursday, September 23rd, 2021
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Valeo Pharma is already a successful, revenue generating, small cap Canadian pharmaceutical company that acquires the Canadian rights to commercialized drugs in other parts of the world that don’t have Canada on their radar as a target market.

This “in-license” business model is ingenious because it means ZERO developmental or clinical risk, which is the downfall of most small cap pharma companies. 

The company recently released Q3 results and highlights:

·  Record revenues of $5.7 million for Q3 2021, up 280% over Q3 2020 and 114% over prior quarter.

·  Record gross margin of $2.2 million , up 1602% over Q3 2020 and 204% over prior quarter.

·  Record 9 months revenues at $10.2 million , up 94%.

·  Private and public reimbursement coverage expanding for Redesca®

·  New corporate structure completed with full commercial activities ongoing for Redesca®, Enerzair® Breezhaler® and Atectura® Breezhaler®

As you can see above, Valeo is hitting on all cylinders with tremendous revenue growth from new great drugs hitting the Canadian markets as we speak. As a result, the company estimates annual revenue of $160M by 2025.

Now sit back, relax and watch this powerful interview with Steve Saviuk CEO of Valeo Pharma.

VIDEO – Valeo Pharma (VPH:CSE) Reported Record Q2 Revenue of $2.65M, CEO Expects Q3 To Increase More Than 50%

Posted by AGORACOM-JC at 12:23 PM on Monday, July 5th, 2021
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Valeo Pharma is already a successful, revenue generating, small cap Canadian pharmaceutical company that acquires the Canadian rights to commercialized drugs in other parts of the world that don’t have Canada on their radar as a target market.

This “in-license” business model is ingenious because it means ZERO developmental or clinical risk, which is the downfall of most small cap pharma companies. 

The smile on CEO Steve Saviuk says it all. The company recently released Q2 results and highlights:

  • Q2-21 record revenues of $2.65 million, up 27% vs Q2-20 and up 42% over prior quarter
  • Q3-21 revenues expected to increase by more than 50% over Q2-21
  • Redesca (blood thinner) launched in late Q2-21
  • Commercial shipments of the company’s asthma drugs commenced following national respiratory sales force deployment
  • Closed upsized $6.645 million debenture placement
  • Closed $11.5 million bought deal

As you can see above, Valeo is hitting on all cylinders with tremendous revenue growth from new great drugs hitting the Canadian markets as we speak. As a result, the company estimates annual revenue of $160M by 2025.

Now sit back, relax and watch this powerful interview with Steve Saviuk CEO of Valeo Pharma.

AGORACOM Small Cap 60: Valeo $VPH $VPHIF Blood Clot Prevention Drug Approved By Ont Drug Plan, Other Provinces To Follow Suit $HLS.ca $MDP.ca $GUD.ca $RX.ca

Posted by AGORACOM-JC at 10:43 AM on Friday, May 7th, 2021
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