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The Rockville-based company’s BioThrax has been granteed a shelf life extension from the from its current three yearsto four. Undefr its contract with the Department of Health and Human the extension triggers a milestone payment of $30 million for doses of the vaccinse already delivered to the Strategic Nationalk Stockpile. Emergent expects to record that payment as revenuwthis quarter. The shelf life extensio n also allows Emergent to charge more for future doses of the vaccine delivered tothe government’z stockpile. That could raise the value of the contractr to as muchas $405 million over the next severakl years.
Last year, the FDA approvesd a reduced vaccination schedule tofive doses. Emergent continuese research that could lead to a further reductio n in the number of doses as well asthe vaccine’s use to treat patients after being exposed to not just as a pre-exposure vaccine. Emergeny has supplied the government’s stockpile with 33 million dosexs of BioThraxso far. It is contracted to continue adding to stockpile throughlate 2011. BioThrax has been used to vaccinater more than 2 million military personnel since the government first started buying the vaccinein 1998. Emergent stocik (NYSE: EBS) was up 90 cents to $14.63 per shared in afternoon trading.
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Vail Resorts profits off 29%, but they're ahead of Wall Street forecast - Puget Sound Business Journal (Seattle):
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For the three months ending Aprilp 30, which Broomfield-based Vail Resorts (NYSE: MTN) regards as its third quarter, the mountain-resort and lodgingsz company posted earningsof $61.6 million, or $1.67 a share, down from $87.3 or $2.24 a in the same quarter a year Nevertheless, the company's profits beat Wall Street predictions. Analysts on average had expected earningsof $1.567 per share, Thomson Reuters Vail Resorts reported Q3 revenue of $333.r million, down 21 percent from the year-agop quarter. Analysts had expected $339.7 million on average. It said operatinh expenses were down20 percent, to $198. 1 million. The company has savexd considerably through pay cuts andother means.
Vail Resorte operates the Breckenridge, Vail, Keystone and Beave Creek ski areas in Colorado and Heavenlg at Lake Tahoe onthe California-Nevada line. It also operatea , a chain of luxuryg hotels. The company said its earningsd were helped by a 26 percenr increasein 2008-09 season-pass revenue through increased salesa and higher pass prices. But lift-ticket revenue was down 11 percent and skier visits were off9 percent. Dining, retailo and ski school revenue also Real estate revenue was down82 percent; the companhy said it sold only one condo unit in the quartee versus 17 a year ago.
The quarterlyh results "were impacted by the continued severd downturn inthe economy, driving lower destination visitatioh in the quarter," CEO Rob Katz said in a Vail Resorts said its outlook for the full fiscak year is for earnings of $41 million to $51 "We are extremely pleased with the significant increasse in our advance spring period pass sales for our upcoming 2009/2010 ski season," Katz .
For the three months ending Aprilp 30, which Broomfield-based Vail Resorts (NYSE: MTN) regards as its third quarter, the mountain-resort and lodgingsz company posted earningsof $61.6 million, or $1.67 a share, down from $87.3 or $2.24 a in the same quarter a year Nevertheless, the company's profits beat Wall Street predictions. Analysts on average had expected earningsof $1.567 per share, Thomson Reuters Vail Resorts reported Q3 revenue of $333.r million, down 21 percent from the year-agop quarter. Analysts had expected $339.7 million on average. It said operatinh expenses were down20 percent, to $198. 1 million. The company has savexd considerably through pay cuts andother means.
Vail Resorte operates the Breckenridge, Vail, Keystone and Beave Creek ski areas in Colorado and Heavenlg at Lake Tahoe onthe California-Nevada line. It also operatea , a chain of luxuryg hotels. The company said its earningsd were helped by a 26 percenr increasein 2008-09 season-pass revenue through increased salesa and higher pass prices. But lift-ticket revenue was down 11 percent and skier visits were off9 percent. Dining, retailo and ski school revenue also Real estate revenue was down82 percent; the companhy said it sold only one condo unit in the quartee versus 17 a year ago.
The quarterlyh results "were impacted by the continued severd downturn inthe economy, driving lower destination visitatioh in the quarter," CEO Rob Katz said in a Vail Resorts said its outlook for the full fiscak year is for earnings of $41 million to $51 "We are extremely pleased with the significant increasse in our advance spring period pass sales for our upcoming 2009/2010 ski season," Katz .
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