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  • 1 Year change-20.55%
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About the company

Chemometec A/S is a Denmark-based company engaged in the development, manufacture and sale of analytical instruments used for quantitative analysis of cells in liquids. The Company’s activities are divided into three business areas: Instruments, which offers a range of NucleoCounter analytical instruments for counting mammalian, animal, yeast and sperm cells, as well as somatic cells in milk, among others; Consumables, which distributes disposable cassettes, solutions, reagents and slides; and Other, which is responsible for the partnership development in a number of research projects, among others. The Company’s analytical products are based on a technology, which combines fluorescence microscopy with digital imagery. Its customer portfolio comprises entities active primarily within pharmaceutical, food processing and agriculture industries. Furthermore, the Company is a parent of ChemoMetec USA Inc.

  • Revenue in DKK (TTM)493.12m
  • Net income in DKK177.03m
  • Incorporated1997
  • Employees172.00
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