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Daily Brief Health Care: Incannex Healthcare, Innovex Medical and more

In today’s briefing:

  • Incannex Healthcare (IHL AU): Attractive Idea Backed by Niche Focus on Cannabinoid Pharmaceuticals
  • Pre-IPO Innovex Medical – A Comprehensive Product Portfolio Underpins Future Growth Prospects

Incannex Healthcare (IHL AU): Attractive Idea Backed by Niche Focus on Cannabinoid Pharmaceuticals

By Tina Banerjee

  • Incannex Healthcare (IHL AU) has a differentiated product portfolio, addressing unmet global medical needs. With cash balance of A$37.5 million, Incannex is well-resourced to fund its activities for ~2.5 years.
  • Recently completed acquisition of APIRx Pharmaceuticals has strategically expanded intellectual property portfolio to 28 clinical programs, the world’s largest portfolio of patented medicinal cannabinoid drug formulations and psychedelic treatment protocols.
  • The combined annual global market size of the targeted indications is over $420 billion. The company’s strategy of combining cannabinoids with FDA-approved generic drugs calls for shorter regulatory pathway.

Pre-IPO Innovex Medical – A Comprehensive Product Portfolio Underpins Future Growth Prospects

By Xinyao (Criss) Wang

  • As one of the few companies in the world that could provide one-stop solutions including all major medical devices used in non-vascular interventional surgery, Innovex’s outlook is promising.
  • About 30% overseas revenue indicates that the Company’s internationalization is on track, which could help to “hedge” negative domestic policy risks.
  • In terms of the valuation, Innovex’s valuation should be higher than Scivita but lower than Aohua. However, Innovex has the potential to surpass Aohua in the future.

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