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Field Trip And Wesana Make Major Moves | FTRP, WESA
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Wesana Health May Sell Clinics to Focus Solely on Drug Development: An Analysis
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Why Field Trip Health Is Dividing in Two — and What This Means for Investors
https://psychedelicspotlight.com/field-trip-health-dividing-two-companies-reunion-neuroscience/
In today’s episode of the Psychedelic Investor, I discuss two major stories. First, is the news that Field Trip Health (Nasdaq: FTRP, TSX: FTRP) will be splitting into two separate companies.
Next, Wesana Health (CSE: WESA, OTCQB: WSNAF) announced that they are considering selling all of their non-drug development assets, including their Psychedelic Therapy clinics.
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To read more about the Field Trip situation: https://psychedelicspotlight.com/field-trip-health-dividing-two-companies-reunion-neuroscience/
To read more about the Wesana situation: https://psychedelicspotlight.com/wesana-health-may-sell-clinics-to-focus-solely-on-drug-development-an-analysis/
Field Trip Press Release: https://www.globenewswire.com/news-
release/2022/04/28/2432105/0/en/Field-Trip-Health-Ltd-Announces-Intention-to-Separate-the-Field-Trip-Discovery-and-Field-Trip-Health-Divisions-Into-Two-Independent-Public-Companies.html
Wesana Press Release: https://ir.wesanahealth.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/41/wesana-announces-singular-focus-on-drug-development
Field Trip Health:
In a surprise move, Field Trip Health Ltd. announced on Thursday that they will be separating their company into two independent publicly traded entities.
Assuming the ratification of shareholders and regulatory approval, come July 2022, Field Trip Health will be no more. From its ashes will rise Reunion Neuroscience Inc, and Field Trip Health and Wellness Ltd.
Reunion will be the successor to Field Trip’s Discovery division, which was the part of the company which worked on next-generation psychedelics. This includes FT-104, a psilocybin-like compound that is a prodrug to 4-HO-DiPT, and the company’s FT-200 series of psychedelics, which they call third-generation.
Wesana:
On Thursday, Wesana Health made a major announcement. Following a planned strategic review of their assets, Wesana is considering options “including, but not limited to, a sale of all the assets under the care delivery division,” including all of their psychedelic therapy clinics.
The core reasoning, according to the press release, is that Wesana wants to focus its efforts entirely on its drug development division.
Prior to this announcement, Wesana was operating under a philosophy centered on “developing the novel therapies of tomorrow and delivering new care paradigms today.” If this strategic review does result in the sale of their clinics and other today-focused ventures, then Wesana will be decidedly much more focused on tomorrow.
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MindMed Joins the NASDAQ : MindMed Stock Analysis & Prediction (MMED / MMEDF)
MindMed has officially been added to the NASDAQ Global Market.
On April 22nd, MindMed filed an 8-A12B with the SEC which ultimately allowed it to uplist to the NASDAQ. For NEO owners, the ticker symbol will remain MMED, for OTC owners, it’ll change to MNMD.
On 23rd of April, MindMed announced that as onf April 27th MindMed will be trading as MNMD on the NASDAQ. This means that MindMed was able to meet financial and listing requirements. Typically when securities get listed on major stock exchanges, they are highly traded and prices higher than those that trade OTC. Being able to uplist and trade on an exchange such as the NASDAQ will provide MindMed exposure and visibility to a larger market which might, in the short term, 2, 3 or 4x MindMed’s stock price as more people buy the stock due to FOMO. This happened when Compass Pathways IPOed which almost 4xed its share price within a few days from $17 to $60 before CMPS dropped back down to $33.
Where does MindMed go from here on? MMEDF is just at the beginning of their long-term growth trajectory. Some investors might feel inclined to take profits, which is absolutely understandable. However, like I’ve been saying in the majority of my MindMed episodes or any psychedelic stock videos, the potential returns could be a lot higher in a few years, when/if MindMed shows proof that their medicines work and gets FDA approval.
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Top 5 Psychedelics Milestones In 2021 & What To Expect in 2022 | Science, Funding, Stocks & More
The psychedelic medicines industry had a revolutionary year in 2021. At the start of the year, there were only a couple of publicly traded companies, but by the end of it, there were dozens. These companies are racing to answer questions such as: Can psychedelics cure depression? Can psychedelic treat anxiety? And, can psychedelics help with mental health?
Though the answers to these questions have not been proven 100%, after 2021, it does appear more likely than not that the answer to some of these at least, is yes. In this video, we will recap some of the most significant milestones of the psychedelics industry in 2021, and end it with what I am looking forward to in the new year.
The first big story of 2021 was the IPOs. Though MindMed (MNMD/MMED) and Compass Pathways (CMPS) went public in 2020, companies such as Field Trip Health (FTRP), Numinus Wellness (NUMI), atai Life Sciences (atai), Cybin Corp (CYBN), and dozens of others joined them in 2021. Add to this the launch of ETFs such as the Horizons Psychedelics ETF (PSYK) and the Advisor Shares Psychedelics ETF (PSIL), and 2021 was a huge year for the advent of public companies in the psychedelic medicines space.
The next big story was uplistings. Not all stock markets are created equal. In order to have the prestigious needed to attract serious money, companies need to be on exchanges such as the Nasdaq, NYSE, and the TSX. In 2021 we saw MindMed, Numinus, Field Trip, Cybin, and more join the big boys league.
Third, was funding. Psychedelic companies are for the most part biotech companies. In order to get a new drug through the clinical trial process, it takes hundreds of millions of dollars. This year we saw atai, Compass, MindMed, Cybin, and Field Trip, among others, raise over a billion dollars for the industry. This will sustain them for years to come.
And finally, 2021 saw a few high-profile clinical trials. The most significant was the MAPS Phase 3 clinical trial, which treated PTSD with MDMA-assisted therapy. The results of this trial were earth-shattering. Equally important was the Compass phase 2b trial, treating treatment-resistant depression with Psilocybin.
Moving into the new year, I am excited to see more clinical trials, and I expect to see mergers in the field.
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Interview With Daniel Carcillo, Natalie Ginsberg, Olivia Mannix & Klee Irwin
This week on the Psychedelic Spotlight podcast, we provide a recap of the inaugural Benzinga Psychedelic Capital Conference which took place in Fontainebleau Miami Beach on April 19, 2022.
Interview With Steven Huang, DEI Consultant at MAPS and Numinus
Steven’s consultancy company, Millennial HR Design, focuses on the intersection of DEI and psychedelics, where he intends to be a leverage point for the psychedelics industry to better understand their impact on marginalized communities. With nearly 10 years of industry experience, Steven hopes for more diverse and equitable representation in the psychedelic space.
Ask a Psychotherapist With Kelli Foulkrod
We debut our first ever “Ask a Psychotherapist” segment where we take questions submitted by our listeners and have Kelli Foulkrod, a transpersonal psychotherapist, answer them.