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Trades about 160% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
genOway S.A. is a global biotechnology enterprise that specializes in the creation, production, commercialization, and distribution of custom genetically engineered mouse, rat, and cell line models. The company develops bespoke mouse models, including knockout (KO) and knock-in (KI) types, along with customized rat models featuring constitutive and conditional KO, point mutation KI, and rapid KI options. They also engineer custom cell lines, offering constitutive KO, point mutation KI, reporter KI, quick KI, and general KI functionalities. In addition to these tailored solutions, genOway provides a comprehensive catalog of established models, such as humanized immune checkpoint mouse models, immunodeficient and reconstituted mouse and rat strains, humanized immune target models, various other pre-designed mouse and rat models, and immune checkpoint catalog cell lines. Serving a diverse range of clients, including pharmaceutical and life science companies as well as academic research institutions, genOway was founded in 1999 and is headquartered in Lyon, France.
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