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BusinessWeek: January 10, 2000 |
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BusinessWeek Investor -- Inside Wall Street
Gene Logic May Be Splicing a Deal
Gene Logic is in final talks with three companies that subscribe to GeneExpress, all of which should be completed by the end of the first quarter, says Robertson Stephens analyst Michael King. Some money managers believe Pharmacia & Upjohn may partner with Gene Logic. Gene Logic CEO Michael Brennan confirms that talks are "in their final stages" with three companies, but he wouldn't name them. The company's goal is to help hasten the discovery of drugs for specific diseases by providing drugmakers with vital gene information. It uses the powerful GeneChip technology of Affymetrix in creating its database. Since Affymetrix, which makes chips for studying DNA, and Gene Logic work closely together, merger speculation has swirled. Trading at 160 a share, Affymetrix has a market value of $4.1 billion. Brennan declined comment on the talk. King expects Gene Logic to post revenues of $36 million in 2000 and $47.5 million in 2001, vs. 1999's $18.5 million. He sees the company becoming profitable in 2002. Return to top Return to top |
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