Services firm Mesa buys out molecular diagnostics player for a cool $300M as genetics testing gains steam
The rise in genetic testing has spurred a revolution in drug development, and now a biopharma services firm is looking to jump on board in a big way.
Mesa Laboratories will acquire Agena Bioscience, a genetic diagnostics company based out of San Diego, for $300 million, the company announced Tuesday.
Agena is expected to reel in between $63 million and $67 million in revenue in Mesa’s first year of ownership. That number doesn’t include any possible Covid-19 revenue, which is expected to bring in another $3 million to $5 million in revenue.
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