
The biotech company Immudex, which - among other things - works on a more reliable borrelia-test than the one currently on the market, is already attempting to secure fresh capital to launch new development projects. But the apparent strategy of the company is still to ensure its continued operation and not to bet everything on development projects – and investors like this approach, says company founder and CEO Henrik Pedersen.
“We see a steady increase in earnings in our company, and if – against all expectations – none of our development projects pan out, the company will still be profitable. So even in the worst case scenario the company will still be around in 10 years time, and we can see that investors light up, when we tell that story,” Henrik Pedersen points out.
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