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Diagnostics firm Pictor expects revenue boom from Covid partnership

The company is targeting $10m in revenue next year.

Andrew Bevin Wed, 29 Sep 2021

Auckland-based biotech firm Pictor says a new partnership with Scienion, a subsidiary of Stockholm listed Bico, to commercialise a high-throughput Covid-19 antibody testing system will take its business to new revenue heights.

The companies will incorporate Scienion’s CL2 sciREADER system into

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Andrew Bevin Wed, 29 Sep 2021
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