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EKF Diagnostics

June 2014

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  • Epic Code:
  • EKF
  • Price:
  • 25p
Just a month after buying Selah, EKF announced that there had been a reduction in Medicare reimbursement levels for Selahs drug metabolism genetic biomarker test to US$495 per sample from US$941. Investors clearly did not like the news coming so soon after purchase, mainly because the drug has been fast growing and high margin, although EKF says it is not necessarily a bum acquisition as it is just one test within a portfolio and they say there is no impact on their expectations for the year as a whole. Eps forecast is 0.1p this year with 1.1p and 1.3p over the next two years. A recovery buy.   ...

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