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Company is three years away from breaking even, say analysts
UK genomic sequencing group ‘not ruling out’ any options, says chief executive
University spinout’s portable DNA sequencer has proved invaluable in tracking the global spread of coronavirus
UK genomics group makes devices used to sequence Covid variants
Genomics company’s float should have no problems getting off the ground
Genomics company gained global prominence with role in helping track coronavirus
DNA sequencing start-up wants to avoid being bought by foreign competitor after IPO
Investors should focus on the science, setting aside market froth
DNA sequencing group expected to be valued at £4bn to £7bn in one of largest UK floats this year
Emma Stanton starts at Oxford Nanopore after contract ends at government programme
National inn chains suffer as new lockdown policy heralds more pub closures
There are plenty of discoveries to bring to market but domestic funding has been squeezed
UK biotech company hopes to challenge US dominance of gene sequencing market
Gene analysis group’s decision to list helps fund manager remain compliant with regulations
California-based group acquires 3 per cent stake in UK sequencing company
Fast-growing UK biotech will build factory to meet demand for gene sequencing machines
No laughing matter for minority investors
Investing in intellectual property commercialisation is not without risks
Independent directors should back a scheme of arrangement for benefit of investors
Oxford Nanopore announces new funding from Woodford Investment and HK-based investor
Oxford Nanopore received complaint over patent infringement of two-strand DNA sequencing
About 40% of WPC is in unquoted companies and two-thirds in healthcare
Accurately sequencing an individual’s DNA for less than $1,000 is now possible
The British scientist behind a pioneering DNA sequencer is plotting its international success
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