RE: Clbx interview12 May 2026 12:21
Peter Collins says there is big demand for analysing circulating tumor cells (CTCF's) as some of the information they can provide cannot be obtained by other means, including CtDna and CfDna. The "Master Services Agreement" that is expected to be signed any day I suspect will be just the first one. I expect it will be with Astrazeneca. The other top Pharma Plc's in the World will take note and there is no current reason why other massive Pharma Co's won't do the same.
1. Eli Lilly and Company (USA): Often recognized as the top player by market capitalization, largely driven by its diabetes and obesity therapies (Mounjaro/Zepbound).
2. Novo Nordisk (Denmark): A massive player in metabolic health (Ozempic/Wegovy), frequently ranking alongside Eli Lilly as one of the most valuable pharmaceutical firms.
3. Johnson & Johnson (USA): A diverse health giant with significant revenue in immunology, oncology, and neuroscience.
4. AbbVie (USA): A dominant leader in immunology (Humira/Skyrizi) and oncology.
5. Roche (Switzerland): A leader in oncology and diagnostics, often ranking high due to strong revenue in specialized medicine.
6. Merck & Co. (USA): Known as MSD outside the US and Canada, driven by its massive blockbuster cancer therapy, Keytruda.
7. AstraZeneca (UK): A major player in oncology, respiratory, and cardiovascular drugs.
8. Novartis (Switzerland): A leader in innovative medicines, particularly in gene therapy, cardiovascular, and immunology.
9. Amgen (USA): A biotechnology giant with a strong portfolio in inflammation, oncology, and bone health.
10. Gilead Sciences (USA): A leader in antiviral treatments (HIV, Hepatitis) and expanding in oncology.