Artículo que trata en profundidad situación de mercado, Moderna vs Novavax y cuenta con una valoración bastante completa de ambas:
https://seekingalpha.com/article/4439825-moderna-and-novavax-competiting-for-domination-in-vaccines-marketPor otro lado y según
www.simplywallstreet.com la valoración de novavax es de 2.045$ mientras que la de Moderna y Biontech consideran que está muy sobrevalorada, dando como ganadora a novavax en los ejercicios 2022 y especialmente 2023/2024 ( podéis encontrar esta info de forma gratuita en el resumen ejecutivo disponible).
Copio y pego algún fragmento del artículo que os comentaba de seeking alpha:
Despite the discernible differences in their respective forecasts, both Evaluate Vantage and the Street are in agreement that NVAX would be a formidable player in 2022, and that it is expected to gain market share at the expense of MRNA.
While the Street has been revising the revenue forecasts for both MRNA and NVAX upwards, we highly encourage investors to keep their eye on the launch of NVAX, and monitor their progress against MRNA moving forward.
In addition, MRNA has indicated that they expect to produce up to 1B doses in 2021, while NVAX has already secured a supply contract worth 1.1B in doses committed to the Gavi / COVAX Facility, with another 200M doses with the "higher-income countries".
We think Novavax’s astute partnership with India’s Serum Institute is highly instrumental to leverage on the latter’s massive production capacity in helping NVAX to build up its profile as an emerging global vaccines leader, by focusing on COVAX first as the company highlighted: “I believe that we have taken the lead to
show the world the right way to get product distributed on an equitable basis globally. We expect that even with early products sold at low prices, we will be able to match that with revenue from higher income countries to be able to generate sufficient cash flow to expand our business rapidly.”
Not only does this allow NVAX to build tremendous goodwill with the developing world, where mRNA vaccines are extremely short in supply, NVAX is also confident that its tiered pricing model would still allow the company to leverage on its supply contracts with the “higher-income countries to generate sufficient cash flow to expand [their] business rapidly.” Importantly, it allows the company to use its vaccines to reach out to the “ex-U.S. market, [where] there continue to [have] variability with many countries continuing to have very low vaccination rates. Therefore, significant unmet demand remains globally that [Novavax] will be able to support [from] 2022 and beyond.”
On the other hand, NVAX’s valuation looks much more attractive, even when we move our projections forward to take into account the Street’s expectations of a decline in revenue. From this perspective, it seems that NVAX looks to be much more attractively valued. For investors to value MRNA at 22x based on FY24’s revenue projection, would thus put the stock’s valuation well above the biotech comp set mean and median of 12.9x and 8.63x, respectively, which we think is really quite a stretch.
Therefore, we think for investors who are optimistic and highly convinced of the company’s future expectations in outperforming the Street’s estimates significantly, could certainly carry on to retain their exposure in Moderna. Conversely, for investors who do not have high conviction of Moderna’s business model moving forward, we think it may be an appropriate time to lock in their profits now, or at least take some profits off the table and rotate into NVAX if they prefer, which is something we are likely to do.