We have revised our forecasts, based on later-than-expected product launches (with, for each product, a first launch in Europe and a year later in the US). We have also lowered the level of capex from 2017 onwards, since the bulk of capex will be spent by Cenexi, the group’s global industrial partner. We have so far considered that the level of margins is unchanged compared to the scenario where Crossject was investing and producing Zeneo devices instead of subcontracting. Our valuation, unsurprisingly, goes down, in line with our view that timing is the biggest issue the group currently has to face and despite a lower future capex level.