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Trades about 200% above its sector, the market expects faster growth.
Sansure Biotech Inc., founded in Changsha, China, in 2008, is dedicated to the global development and commercialization of advanced diagnostic and research products. The company offers a diverse range of solutions, including upstream nucleic acid extraction kits, real-time PCR systems for both clinical and investigative purposes, and fluorescence detection platforms. Their extensive product portfolio encompasses diagnostic assays for critical conditions like the novel coronavirus, viral hepatitis, and AIDS. Furthermore, they provide blood screening and general extraction kits, tests for cancer-related biomarkers, and solutions for respiratory, sexually transmitted, digestive tract, prenatal, postnatal, and genetic diseases. Sansure Biotech also supplies essential laboratory instrumentation and various consumables, primarily serving hospitals and scientific laboratories worldwide.
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