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Genus plc

LSE GB0002074580 Biotech & Pharma

Stock factsheet

Ticker
ExchangeLSE
ISINGB0002074580
WKN
SectorBiotech & Pharma
Size class Small Cap
Market capitalisation 1,91 Mrd. USD

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Company profile

Genus is a British biotechnology company specialising in animal genetics, marketing genetically improved breeding animals and semen for cattle and pigs worldwide. The company uses genetic engineering and genomics to improve agricultural productivity and animal health. Genus supplies farmers and meat producers in numerous countries.

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