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Scope Fluidics SA
WSE:SCP

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Scope Fluidics SA
WSE:SCP
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Price: 139.6 PLN -0.29%
Market Cap: zł442.5m
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Market Cap
442.5m PLN
Industry
Health Care

Scope Fluidics SA engages in the research and development in the field of healthcare. The company is headquartered in Warsaw, Woj. Mazowieckie and currently employs 30 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2017-08-16. The firm focuses on diagnostic and med-tech solutions. The company develops disposable microfluidic systems for the collection of micro-samples of blood, as well as storage of reagents for diagnostic markers. Its projects include PCR ONE system that delivers the bacterial and viral pathogen detection, and BacterOMIC system that delivers information on bacterial susceptibility to antibiotics and on the resistance mechanisms. The firm provides access to laboratories and workshops for developed projects, as well as administrative facilities and services, including financing. In addition, it cooperates with doctors, medical personnel, project managers, engineers and academics.

SCP Intrinsic Value
39.03 PLN
Overvaluation 72%
Intrinsic Value
Price zł139.6
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