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Apr 30, 2007

Back to Biotech

Small IR agencies take the biotech lead but doubts gather about the longevity of the current biotech boom.

A once-troubled biotech industry appears finally to be growing up. Back in 2001-2002 the idea was unthinkable: biotech values had crashed as scientists-turned-entrepreneurs struggled to deliver on promises to shareholders, and the whole sector wore one huge warning label. Now, however, the biotech industry seems at risk of possibly becoming a clever – even mature – long-term buy. Dr Navid Malik, a pharmaceuticals analyst from stockbrokers Collins Stewart, says the surge of interest

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