Last week, the Marketletter reported new data on Hoechst MarionRoussel's M100907, a novel drug for schizophrenia. On the basis of the data, analysts at Goldman Sachs have forecast peak sales of M100907 of $400 million, while Salomon Smith Barney is a little less optimistic, predicting sales in the region of $110 million three to five years after launch. HMR itself is forecasting peak turnover of over $400 million.
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