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`Medivation, lnc.
`Symbol:
`Price:
`Stock Rating:
`Company Profile:
`Price Target:
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`MDVN (NASDAQ)
`$55.66 (52-Wk.: $25-$59)
`Outperform
`Aggressive Growth
`$67.00
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`Dendreon Corporation
`Symbol:
`Price:
`Stock Rating:
`Company Profile:
`Price Target:
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`DNDN (NASDAQ)
`$531 (52-Wk.: 34617)
`Underperform
`Aggressive Growth
`$4.00
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`Equity Research
`Healthcare | Biotechnology
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`Biotechnology
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`Zytiga Fourth-Quarter Sales Imply Xtandi Strength
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`On Tuesday morning, lanuary 22, 2013, lohnson &. lohnson UN] $72.87) reported
`fourth-quarter earnings. Zytiga sales in the United States trended down during
`fourth quarter for the first time since its launch in May 2011, while international
`sales growth continued. In 2012, Zytiga U.S. sales were $100 million in first quarter,
`$113 million in second quarter, $136 million in third quarter, and $114 million in fourth
`quarter. In contrast, Zytiga international sales maintained the growth trend in 2012,
`posting $100 million in first quarter, $119 million in second quarter, $129 million in third
`quarter, and $150 million in fourth quarter.
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`We believe the decreased sales of Zytiga in the fourth quarter were largely due to
`Xtandi's U.S. launch in September. And since Xtandi is not yet approved or launched
`in Europe or other territories outside the United States, Zytiga's international sales
`continued to grow. This trend implies relative strength of Xtandi in the marketplace
`against Zytiga in the post-chemo mCRPC (metastatic castration-resistant prostate cancer)
`setting, as well as off-label in the chemo-naive setting, in our opinion.
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`We currently estimate Medivation booking Xtandi sales of $17.4 million versus
`consensus of $16 million for fourth quarter of 2012. For 2013, we are the Street
`high at $175.7 million for Medivation's U.S. revenue booking versus consensus of
`$136.9 million. Medivation books one-half of Xtandi's U.S. net sales as part of the
`agreement with partner Astellas.
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`We believe the following two issues will be interesting to watch in first quarter
`2013 for Zytiga, Xtandi, and Provenge of Dendreon.
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`0 Will Zytiga U.S. sales rebound in first quarter 2013 after the label extension
`in December? Zytiga obtained approval for the chemo-naive mCRPC setting in
`the United States in December. Such label extension should boost growth of
`Zytiga sales in the United States; however, such growth might also be
`counteracted by off-label use of Xtandi in the same setting. Therefore, the growth
`trend of Zytiga in first quarter 2013 will be an interesting parameter to watch for
`Xtandi off-label use, as well.
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`0 Will Zytigaflooding urologists’ oflices affect Dendreon's Provenge sales
`starting first quarter? Provenge posted a 4.7% growth in fourth quarter2012,
`reversing the negative growth trend for the previous two quarters. It is therefore
`important to see whether this turnaround could sustain going forward. The
`urology segment is what Dendreon focused its commercial efforts on, and it is
`the fastest-growing segment for Provenge. With Johnson & Iohnson starting to
`market Zytiga in urologists’ offices with virtually the same label as Provenge, it
`will be interesting to watch whether Provenge growth could sustain during first
`quarter and beyond. Provenge posted roughly $81.6 million in net sales in fourth
`quarter 2012 and needs to grow to $100 million per quarter for Dendreon to
`cash-flow breakeven.
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`Y. Katherine Xu, Ph.D.
`+1 212 237 2758
`luru@williamblair.oom
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`Filippo Petti
`+1 212 237 2741
`fpettJ'@williamblair.com
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`William Blair & Company, L.L.C. receives or seeks to receive compensation for investment banking services from Dendreon
`Corporation and Medivation, lnc. Investors should consider this report as a single factor in making an investment decision.
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`Key risks to our Outperform rating and attainment of our price target for Medivation include failure to meet efficacy endpoints 
`for the Phase III and Phase II programs of enzalutamide, unforeseen safety issues of enzalutamide in longer‐term studies, 
`setbacks in clinical and business development, and financing risk. 
`Key risks to our Underperform rating for Dendreon include better‐than‐expected uptake of Provenge in the U.S. market; 
`failure of clinical studies and regulatory approval from competitive agents such as Zytiga (abiraterone), Xtandi (enzalutamide), 
`and Prostvac; straight approval in the European Union; and commercial uptake on the continent better than our expectations.
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`Medivation Inc. (MDVN)
`Current Rating: Outperform
`Previous close: $54.94
`Jan 13, 2010 - Jan 13, 2013
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`Dendreon Corp. (DNDN)
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