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BIO-TECHNE (TECH)

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Earnings summaries and quarterly performance for BIO-TECHNE.

Research analysts who have asked questions during BIO-TECHNE earnings calls.

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Puneet Souda

Leerink Partners

4 questions for TECH

Also covers: A, ABCL, BRKR +20 more
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Daniel Leonard

Stifel Financial Corp.

3 questions for TECH

Also covers: A, AVTR, BIO +15 more
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Matthew Larew

William Blair & Company

3 questions for TECH

Also covers: AMED, ATR, DNA +10 more
Patrick Donnelly

Patrick Donnelly

Citi

3 questions for TECH

Also covers: A, AVTR, BIO +21 more
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Sung Ji Nam

Scotiabank

3 questions for TECH

Also covers: ADPT, BDSX, BNGO +9 more
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Daniel Arias

Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, Incorporated

2 questions for TECH

Also covers: A, AVTR, CDXS +15 more
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Daniel Markowitz

Evercore ISI

2 questions for TECH

Also covers: RGEN, WST
Brandon Couillard

Brandon Couillard

Wells Fargo & Company

1 question for TECH

Also covers: A, AVTR, BIO +10 more
Catherine Schulte

Catherine Schulte

Baird

1 question for TECH

Also covers: A, CSTL, EXAS +7 more
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Conor Noel McNamara

RBC Capital Markets

1 question for TECH

Also covers: AVTR, BIO, HOLX +6 more
Dan Arias

Dan Arias

Stifel Financial Corp.

1 question for TECH

Also covers: A, GH, ILMN +9 more
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Dan Leonard

UBS Group AG

1 question for TECH

Also covers: A, AVTR, BIO +9 more
Hannah Hefley

Hannah Hefley

Stephens

1 question for TECH

Also covers: AZTA, MASS, MXCT
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Jacob Johnson

Stephens Inc.

1 question for TECH

Also covers: AZTA, CDMO, CDXS +11 more
JB

Justin Bowers

Deutsche Bank AG

1 question for TECH

Also covers: AMED, CON, CRL +9 more
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Kyle Boucher

TD Cowen

1 question for TECH

Also covers: LAB, MYGN, SEER +2 more
Mac Etoch

Mac Etoch

Stephens Inc.

1 question for TECH

Also covers: AZTA, CYRX, RGEN +5 more
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Matt Larew

William Blair & Co.

1 question for TECH

Also covers: AMED, MRVI, MXCT +5 more
Paul Knight

Paul Knight

KeyBanc Capital Markets

1 question for TECH

Also covers: A, AZTA, BLFS +13 more
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Thomas Peterson

Robert W. Baird & Co. Incorporated

1 question for TECH

Also covers: CSTL, TWST
Tom DeBourcy

Tom DeBourcy

Nephron Research LLC

1 question for TECH

Also covers: CDNA, NEOG, RGEN +2 more

Recent press releases and 8-K filings for TECH.

Bio-Techne outlines growth drivers and Fiscal 2026 outlook at Nasdaq Investor Conference
TECH
Guidance Update
  • Bio-Techne leverages a 50-year core reagents business with four high-growth verticals: cell therapy, proteomics, spatial biology, and molecular diagnostics.
  • Q1 FY2026 highlights include double-digit growth in large pharma, China back to growth, spatial biology bookings up double digits, and margins of 29.9% versus a 20% forecast, offset by a near-term “air pocket” in cell therapy after two customers received FDA Fast Track approvals.
  • Biopharma represents 50% of revenue with large pharma (30% of revenue) growing double digits and biotech pressured by mid-teens funding declines but showing improvement; academic research (20% of revenue) faces US budget uncertainty with funding shifting toward neurology, oncology, and weight management.
  • Full-year FY2026 guidance expects single-digit growth as headwinds in biotech and academic markets persist, with management targeting a return to double-digit growth in a normalized environment and anticipating easier comps in the back half of the year.
Dec 9, 2025, 9:30 AM
Bio-Techne outlines growth strategy and Q1 2026 performance
TECH
Guidance Update
Product Launch
M&A
  • Bio-Techne detailed its core reagents applied across four high-growth verticals—cell therapy, proteomics, spatial biology, and molecular diagnostics—leveraging 7,000 proteins and 400,000 antibodies built over 50 years.
  • In Q1 FY2026, revenues benefited from Fast Track designations in cell therapy customers and growth in large pharma (double-digit for three consecutive quarters), China returned to positive growth, spatial biology bookings accelerated, and operating margin expanded to 29.9%.
  • The company launched several innovations, including ProPak form factors for cell therapy, the Leo high-throughput protein analysis instrument, multi-omics spatial assays, protein–protein interaction mapping, and an ESR1 breast cancer resistance diagnostic.
  • Bio-Techne expects single-digit growth in FY2026 due to academic funding and biotech headwinds, with markets stabilizing, easier comparables in H2, and a return to double-digit growth in normalized conditions.
Dec 9, 2025, 9:30 AM
Bio-Techne outlines FY2025 outlook at Citi Healthcare Conference
TECH
Guidance Update
Demand Weakening
  • Q1 FY25 revenue declined –1% YoY; excluding headwinds from two large iPSC cell therapy customers (≈200 bps), underlying growth was +1%.
  • Q2 FY25 overall growth is guided at –1% YoY; adjusting for a 400 bps customer headwind, ex-customers growth is expected at +3%, driven by ProteinSimple and Spatial Biology in a stabilizing market.
  • Pharma end-market (30% of revenue) returned to double-digit growth in Q1 FY25, while U.S. academic sales improved to low single-digit declines as NIH funding stabilized around flat budgets.
  • Two fast-tracked iPSC customers paused purchases through FY25; commercialization is projected ~18 months post–Phase III, with each customer potentially generating $40 – 50 million annually at mid-maturity.
  • Diagnostics segment grew mid-single digits in Q1 FY25 on top of a mid-teen comp last year, with customers indicating a more even pull-through cadence across FY25.
Dec 3, 2025, 8:15 PM
Bio-Techne outlines FY2025 growth drivers and headwinds
TECH
Guidance Update
  • Q1 FY25 revenue was -1%, with two large cell therapy customers contributing a 200 bps headwind; excluding them, growth was +1% and is forecasted at +3% ex-customers in Q2 (headwind of 400 bps).
  • Biotech funding improved from –30% to –13% YTD by November 2025, with a typical 2–3 quarter lag expected before supporting a Biotech end-market recovery around FY27.
  • ProteinSimple and Spatial Biology are key growth drivers: Spatial bookings rose double-digits in Q1 and reagents turned positive, while ProteinSimple historically outperforms in stabilized markets.
  • Diagnostics (controls, calibrators and exosome-based kits) grew mid-single digits in Q1 on top of mid-teen comps last year and is anticipated to be more evenly lumpy throughout FY25.
  • Company expects ~100 bps operating margin expansion for FY25, driven by higher consumables pull-through and improving organic growth; COMET platform break-even anticipated in ~1 year.
Dec 3, 2025, 8:15 PM
TECH reports Q1 performance and end-market trends at HealthCONx Conference
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  • Q1 organic revenue declined 1%, with 90 bps of margin expansion; results would have been a 1% increase excluding deferrals from two cell therapy customers after FDA Fast Track designations.
  • Large pharma (30% of revenues) achieved its third consecutive quarter of double-digit growth; China posted its second straight quarter of organic revenue growth.
  • The Spatial platform stabilized at flat growth, reagents turned positive, and instrument bookings rose double digits, indicating a recovery in the academic/biotech segment.
  • Small biotech (~20% of revenue) fell high single digits in Q1 amid a 30% YTD drop in funding, but funding has improved monthly, suggesting market stabilization ahead.
  • Academic & government (~20% of revenue) saw mid-single-digit growth in Europe and U.S. declines narrowed to low single digits as flat NIH budgets became more likely.
Dec 2, 2025, 1:20 PM
Bio-Techne reports Q1 fiscal 2026 results and outlook at Evercore HealthCONx
TECH
Guidance Update
Demand Weakening
  • Q1 organic revenue declined by 1%, driven by double-digit growth in large pharma (30% of revenue), second quarter of organic growth in China, robust ProteinSimple consumables, spatial stabilization, and 90 bps margin expansion despite cell therapy headwinds.
  • Biotech exposure (~20% of revenue) fell high single digits in Q1 amid a 30% YTD funding decline, but four consecutive months of year-over-year funding increases point to market stabilization.
  • Academic & government segment (~20% of revenue) saw mid-single-digit growth in Europe and US declines narrow from high to low single digits as NIH budget is expected to be flat, reducing customer uncertainty.
  • The company expects Q2 results similar to Q1, with underlying markets to strengthen to low single-digit growth, and the back half of fiscal 2026 poised to benefit from easier year-over-year comps and share gains.
  • FDA Fast Track consolidation of Phase II/III for two cell therapy customers caused a ~$26 M headwind (~200 bps) in fiscal 2026; the cell & gene portfolio includes ~700 customers with ~85 in clinical trials, and the Wilson Wolf acquisition is planned for fiscal 2028 to fuel future growth.
Dec 2, 2025, 1:20 PM
Bio-Techne updates Q1 FY performance and strategy at Jefferies 2025 Conference
TECH
Product Launch
M&A
  • Bio-Techne reported Q1 FY top-line down 1%, with core growth of 1% excluding two large fast-track cell therapy customers; large pharma, accounting for 30% of revenues, achieved double-digit growth.
  • Strength was broadly geographic: US and Europe saw healthy growth, while China biotech returned to solid growth.
  • The company invests 8% of revenues in R&D and recently introduced ProPax protein packaging; will launch an ultra-sensitive ELA cartridge (2–5× sensitivity), the LEO high-throughput Western blot system, Proximity Scope spatial multi-omic platform, an exosome-based ESR1 assay, and an Oxford Nanopore genetic testing kit.
  • M&A remains Bio-Techne’s top capital deployment priority; it has 0.6× leverage, sees improving target availability and pricing, and is focused on cell therapy, organoids, and protein analysis instrumentation, with Wilson Wolf optionality enhancing its deal capacity.
  • Its GMP protein segment has a $60 M run rate (of an $80 M cell therapy business) and faced 200 bps and 400 bps headwinds in Q1 and Q2 from timing of fast-track orders, with these comparables lapping fully by Q4.
Nov 20, 2025, 12:30 PM
Bio-Techne reports Q1 fiscal 2026 performance and strategic priorities
TECH
  • Overall Q1 sales were down 1%, but core growth was up 1% when excluding fast-track cell therapy customers, with 30% of revenues from large pharma delivering double-digit growth.
  • R&D spending remains at 8% of revenues, supporting multiple new product launches including the ProPax GMP protein packaging, an ultrasensitive ELA cartridge, the high-capacity LEO Western blot system, Proximity Scope spatial biology platform, and molecular diagnostics assays.
  • M&A continues as top capital deployment priority; Bio-Techne is advancing its Wilson Wolf cell therapy acquisition (expected December 2027) while maintaining capacity to pursue additional targets in cell therapy, organoids, and protein analysis.
  • Cell therapy GMP proteins (a $60 million run rate) face 200 bp headwinds in Q1 and 400 bp in Q2 due to customer order pauses, with comparables normalizing post Q4; biotech customer count rose to 700 via targeted grants.
Nov 20, 2025, 12:30 PM
Bio-Techne outlines Q1 2025 performance and strategic drivers at Stephens Annual Investment Conference
TECH
Revenue Acceleration/Inflection
M&A
  • Q1 2025 highlights: double-digit growth in pharma (≈30% of revenue); ProteinSimple consumables up in the double digits; spatial biology consumables flat to low single digits with instruments up double digits; China grew for the second quarter; operating margin expanded 90 bps through portfolio and productivity actions.
  • End-market trends: Pharma growth sustained after MFN/tariff concerns eased; U.S. academic declines narrowed to low single digits on expected flat NIH budget; small biotech fell high single digits in Q1 but funding rose ≈80% YoY in October.
  • Cell therapy dynamics: Two large customers paused orders post-FDA fast-track, creating a ~200 bps Q1 revenue headwind (and projected ~400 bps in Q2); those programs could generate ~$100 M in revenue upon full commercialization.
  • Wilson Wolf acquisition: Currently 20% owned, anticipated to be top- and bottom-line accretive; integrates the G-Rex bioreactor with Bio-Techne’s media, growth factors, and Ella QC platform; Wilson Wolf operates at 60–70% EBITDA margins.
Nov 18, 2025, 2:00 PM
Bio-Techne outlines Q1 FY25 performance and strategic outlook at Stephens Annual Investment Conference
TECH
  • Q1 FY25 highlights: double-digit pharma growth (≈30% of revenue), ProteinSimple consumables up low-double digits, spatial biology flat to slight growth, and 90 bps operating margin expansion despite top-line headwinds.
  • End-market trends: Q4 FY25 organic growth +3%; Q1 organic –1% (or +1% excluding two cell therapy customers’ Fast-Track headwinds) ; pharma rebounded after MFN concerns eased; NIH funding set to be flat, driving academic declines from high-single to low-single digits; biotech flattish to low-single-digit despite 30% funding cuts.
  • China outlook: two consecutive quarters of growth with a third expected in Q2 FY25; no regulatory barriers to REO-sold products, and market recovery projected to make China a net growth contributor over the next 12–24 months.
  • Cell therapy drivers: two major customers received FDA Fast-Track designations, creating a near-term headwind but long-term upside, with $100 million revenue potential at full commercialization (5–10× clinical trial levels).
Nov 18, 2025, 2:00 PM