Genome & Co. Bets On Rosy Microbiome Outlook
Manufacturing Is Biggest Challenge, CEO Says
Executive Summary
Korean bioventure Genome & Co. is accelerating growth by acquiring US microbiome CDMO List Labs, following on from its purchase of US microbiome therapeutics firm Scioto last year. With its microbiome pipeline reaching milestones as planned, Genome appears on track for its goal of becoming a fully integrated global biopharma concern.
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