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Trades about 105% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
BICO Group AB (publ) is a global bio-convergence enterprise, extending its operations across North America, Europe, Asia, and other international markets. Its business is segmented into two primary divisions: Laboratory Solutions and Bioautomation. The Laboratory Solutions division equips researchers with advanced tools like 3D bioprinters, hybrid microscopes, and instruments for single-cell dispensing and liquid handling. It also supplies essential consumables such as bioinks, reagents, microscope lenses, and specialized software, alongside 3D reconstructed human tissues crucial for regulatory testing. Furthermore, this segment provides specialized services in 3D cell culture, tissue imaging, multiplex imaging, and digital pathology, primarily benefiting pharmaceutical and biotechnology firms. Conversely, the Bioautomation segment caters to industrial clients with precision dispensing and biosensor technologies, while also delivering diagnostic automation and sophisticated robotics solutions to the medical and diagnostics sectors. Beyond these segments, BICO Group's comprehensive portfolio includes solutions for tissue engineering, multi-omics, cell line development, and diagnostics, contributing to a robust industrial ecosystem. Its principal clientele spans the medical, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic industries. Originally established in 2016 as Cellink AB (publ), the company adopted its current name, BICO Group AB (publ), in August 2021. Its headquarters are located in Gothenburg, Sweden.
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