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Q: Hi 5i Aurinia pharma seems to have turned the corner with earnings and is also getting the drug into hospitals They are again reducing staff this time by 45%. They also have a new drug in trails. Please put on your speculative hat for the questions.

-would drug (Lupkynis) be of interest at this stage in development for another company to buy them and what would the buyout price be for the right company.
-going forward they will make about $220,000,000 a year this took about 3 1/2 years with a covid launch, what do you see max sale's being with the current set up and how many years to get there.
-Do you think Aurinia is a good speculative buy.

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Read Answer Asked by Timothy on November 12, 2024
Q: As per my question back in July the value of the options are supposed to be accounted for on a quarterly basis in the payables. Directly to my question if we were ganna have to wait many more years before they have little effect on the financials, your answer was:

``Much of these expenses are reported on the financial statements each quarter at fair value, and so although they might have a vesting period of three to five years, the fair value expense of these are recorded. When the DSUs vest, there should not be a material change to the income statement since the options were already accounted for using their fair value over the previous financial statements.

Even though the stock price has risen dramatically over the years, this increase has been accounted for on the financial statements already. A decrease in share price quarter-to-quarter can actually benefit the financials as the fair value of these expenses can decline. ``

What happened in the last quarter reporting then? Weren't the options valued correctly just 3 months ago?

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