TherapeuticsMD had a rough 2021, and the share price shows it. The company battled the COVID-19 headwinds and has struggled to expand ANNOVERA’s manufacturing. TherapeuticsMD (TXMD) is still one of my worst-performing stocks over the last couple of years and is now firmly in the penny stock realm. In spite of having a remarkable product portfolio, TherapeuticsMD has had a disastrous commercial campaign to launch these promising assets. It was becoming obvious that the company was not going to win the fight against COVID-19 headwinds. As a result, I decided to stick TXMD in the back of my speculative "Bio Boom" Portfolio and haven't touched it since my previous TXMD article. In fact, I have been disinterested in the ticker until recently, after the company announced that they are selling their vitaCare vitamin business to GoodRx for $150M in cash, with an extra $7M in contingent. The company is looking to use these funds to address their debt with Sixth Street and help fund the company. The market did provide a momentary spike in the share price, however, the move faded in the subsequent trading days following a disappointing earnings report and has the market cap back just above $100M. I believe the market is overlooking the company's potential for a turnaround.
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