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Trades about 146% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Fusion Antibodies plc operates as a contract research organization (CRO), providing specialized services in the research, development, and manufacturing of recombinant proteins and antibodies. The company primarily focuses on solutions for oncology and infectious diseases, serving a global clientele across the United Kingdom, broader Europe, and North America. Its comprehensive suite of offerings encompasses monoclonal antibody discovery and advancement, antibody sequencing and engineering, and a distinct platform for antibody humanization and rational affinity maturation. Additionally, Fusion Antibodies provides recombinant protein expression, stable cell line development, and cGMP-compliant scale-up services. Clients span the pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and diagnostic sectors. Notably, the company maintains a collaborative partnership with Celonic AG. Established in 2000, Fusion Antibodies plc is headquartered in Belfast, United Kingdom.
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