Profiling $CCCC:

I just recently started investing in this company. I don't know very much about the management yet. They do have a broad pipeline of targets around oncology using both heterobifunctional and molecular glues.
1/ Their lead indication is a molecular glue that binds to the CRBN E3 ligase and target IKZF1 and IKZF3 transcription factors. This is in development for Multiple Myeloma. This is a nice size indication where Revlimid earns about $2 billion per year in this space.
2/ Their second drug is a heterobifunctional molecule targeting the BRD4 protein. This is an protein that plays a role in DNA packaging and gene expression. The indications for this drug seem very small.
3/ Their 3rd drug is for EFGR L858R mutations. This makes up 41% of the EFGR mutations. They also claim it should also hit T790M and C797S mutations that develop from kinase inhibitors.
4/ I think this one could be huge if it can do everything osimertinib does and does it with a far safer profile. This is one space where I think protein degraders could replace and take share from kinase inhibitors. They need to do the same efficacy with cleaner safety.
5/ Osimertinib sales over $3 billion a year. Based on how well they compete on efficacy, they could take a large share of that. They are also working on BRAF V600E and RET inhibitors.
6/ Right now we have no data from $CCCC with any of its indications. It has a ton of potential but no validation yet.
7/ I think $2.2 billion valuation is very high for a company with no data. I think the valuation should be closer to $1.5 billion or $30 per share. That makes it quite expensive until we see some data that validates the science.

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