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📢📢$NWBO Acquires Advent Bioservices https://t.co/ud6uYmesP7 $NWBO acquires Advent for $1.4m‼️ What does this accomplish? ➡️Management Team Expansion Headcount just went from ~20 (ish) $NWBO employees to likely 100+ total employees. As you will see from Linda Powers comment at the ASM, a goal was to expand the management team. This is certainly a step in the right direction as it gives $NWBO a much larger pool of employees to take on expanded roles. Image 1 shows Advent's headcount at the end of '23 being 73 employees. Linda Powers at 2023 ASM, held June 29, 2024, stated, in relevant part: "And very dear to our hearts, we need to expand the management team. We need to expand the management team rather substantially. As you probably have guessed, and as we described in the proxy, each of the core members of the senior team has been wearing multiple hats, has been fulfilling multiple roles. And I mean, multiple roles that would each be normally a separate senior management person at other companies. And I'm really proud that we've been able to do that, but we need to we need to ramp up. We we've got tremendous opportunity, and we need to ramp up. So that is going to be a significant focus for us, as soon as we can achieve it. We wanna be highly selective, but we plan to substantially expand the management team." [1] ➡️A revenue steam to potentially help obtain standard bank financing I believe this puts $NWBO in a position to obtain standard bank financing based off of Advent's revenue stream. This should help slow future dilution. As you can see, Advent's financial statement (Image 1) shows about $27.5m USD in revenue for '23, which was a 23% increase over '22. [2] A more modest 15% growth rate would give them nearly $32m in revenue for '24. I believe this should allow $NWBO to be eligible for standard bank financing. Hats off to the late Les Goldman for getting us to this point by tirelessly raising funds from retail and institutional investors. ➡️What was the value of Advent? Recall, Cognate BioServices, Inc. sold for $875m on projected revenue of $140m for the year, a 6.25 multiple of revenue (I know, I know, a really quick and sloppy way of looking at it). [3] Say Advent is up to $40m in revenue and using the same multiple it gives a value of $250m. ➡️Big Money more receptive to investments $NWBO has largely survived on the backs of retail investors to date. To attract more institutional investors and even potentially a buyer, $NWBO needed to undo some entanglements and become more transparent. While the Advent/$NWBO related party relationship was legal, it created some complicated dynamics that could have scared off the bigger investors. With today's acquisition of Advent, $NWBO just became more attractive to deeper pockets, whether investing or acquiring. This was the first, and the biggest, domino that had to fall in this regard. Great first step. ➡️Another deceptive Adam Feuerstein narrative bites the dust See Image 3. Mr. Feuerstein needs to, at the very least, add another line (or two) to his graphic: Shareholder money -> NWBO -> Advent -> Linda Powers [insert additions] -> NWBO -> Shareholders [1]https://t.co/3wNfuUaROE [2]https://t.co/jlZS4ceQTA"08717711_aa_2025-03-04.pdf"&X-Amz-Signature=42d084f11a9fd893890cea368d750d572ffe089449d946904fda5f66a33ee978 [3]https://t.co/Jb2l9TNvmy