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Helixworks Technologies • 4m
From ₹51 Cr to ₹1,272 Cr in a year—this Indian biotech’s revenue chart is insane. 💰 Molbio is going public targeting ₹22,000–24,000 Cr valuation. IPO expected in November 2025, raising ₹2,200–2,400 Cr. 🔬 Their Truenat platform, is a battery-powered real-time PCR system. PCR (Polymerase Chain Reaction) enables rapid amplification and detection of specific DNA sequences. 🏎️💨 It brought rapid TB, COVID-19, and infectious disease testing to 8,300+ clinics worldwide. WHO approved their TB testing. 💸 Molbio’s Massive Revenue Swings: - FY20: ₹51 Cr - FY21: ₹1,272 Cr (25x growth from COVID-19 testing) - FY22: ₹776 Cr - FY23: ₹332 Cr (post-pandemic dip) - FY24: ₹850 Cr - FY25 (Projected): ₹1,200 Cr Their main competitor in India & abroad is American company Cepheid. Cepheid (owned by Danaher) is one of the biggest players in molecular diagnostics. 💸 Cepheid’s Revenue (estimated from Danaher’s reports): - FY20: $2 billion → ₹16,600 Cr - FY21: $2.88 billion → ₹23,904 Cr - FY23: $2.9 billion → ₹24,070 Cr - FY24: $2.25 billion → ₹18,675 Cr Cepheid’s massive sales figures show how big Point-of-Care PCR diagnostics market can be. ❓With Molbio’s IPO raise, can they scale worldwide and challenge global giant Cepheid? ❓Would you invest in a biotech IPO over SaaS/Gig Economy companies? 👇 ---------------------------------- https://www.molbiodiagnostics.com https://bigteclabs.com
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