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Bio-Rad Laboratories Class B
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Seeking Alpha
2 months ago
Bio-Rad Laboratories: Macroeconomic Uncertainty And A Limited Growth Potential Give Pause
The U.S. Government plans to cut the annual budget allocated to the NIH by 40% in 2026. This decision could have an adverse effect on the operations of Bio-Rad. Bio-Rad projects 0.5% revenue growth for 2025, indicating that it encounters problems in expanding its operations. The four relative valuations conducted in this article reported mixed results. These results suggest that the company trades at fair value.
Bio-Rad Laboratories: Macroeconomic Uncertainty And A Limited Growth Potential Give Pause
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Benzinga
3 months ago
Bio-Rad Laboratories Analysts Raise Their Forecasts After Better-Than-Expected Q2 Earnings
Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc. BIO reported better-than-expected second-quarter financial results on Thursday.
Bio-Rad Laboratories Analysts Raise Their Forecasts After Better-Than-Expected Q2 Earnings
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Reuters
1 year ago
Bio-Rad Laboratories beats quarterly profit estimates on strong sales in diagnostics unit
Diagnostics firm Bio-Rad Laboratories posted third-quarter profit above Wall Street estimates on Wednesday, helped by a recovery in demand for analytical tools from its biotech clients and steady clinical diagnostics products sales growth.
Bio-Rad Laboratories beats quarterly profit estimates on strong sales in diagnostics unit
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Reuters
1 year ago
Bio-Rad Labs cuts annual revenue forecast on weak demand for diagnostics products
Bio-Rad Laboratories cut its annual revenue growth forecast on Thursday, dragged down by weak demand for clinical diagnostics products from biotech clients.
Bio-Rad Labs cuts annual revenue forecast on weak demand for diagnostics products
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Reuters
1 year ago
Bio-Rad Laboratories reiterates 2024 revenue growth outlook; shares slip
Diagnostics firm Bio Rad Laboratories reiterated its 2024 sales growth forecast on Tuesday, weighed by persistently weak spending by biotech companies and sluggish demand in China.