SenzaGen acquires Alcyomics to expand non-animal testing services
The acquisition strengthens SenzaGen's position in drug development. Financing involves SEK 25 million in convertible bonds from Eiffel Investment Group.
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In short: SenzaGen acquired Alcyomics and posted 13% Q2 revenue growth
The acquisition strengthens SenzaGen's position in drug development. Financing involves SEK 25 million in convertible bonds from Eiffel Investment Group.
Revenue rose to SEK 15.3 million in Q2 2026 with positive operating cash flow. VitroScreen received major orders amid EU plans to phase out animal testing.
The OECD report reviews current mechanistic understanding and regulatory needs, and discusses GARDair's role. SenzaGen contributed via Dr. Andy Forreryd and an international expert group.
The European Commission's plan prioritizes sensitization testing fully by 2029, increasing demand for SenzaGen's GARD tests.
CET SenzaGen AB - Inside information SenzaGen acquires Alcyomics, a leading UK-based provider of non-animal immunotoxicology solutions for drug development SenzaGen AB (publ) ("SenzaGen" or...
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Message from the CEO "Revenue for the second quarter increased to SEK 15.3 million, corresponding to 13 % growth (18% at constant exchange rates). At...
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