Harvard Bioscience

Harvard Bioscience Intangible Assets

The Intangible Assets of Harvard Bioscience (HBIO) as of Oct 8, 2026 is 11.13 M USD. In the previous year, Intangible Assets was 16.04 M USD — a change of -30.58% (lower).

Intangible Assets

11.13 MUSD

YoY

-30.58%

Last updated:

Intangible Assets of Harvard Bioscience is 2024 11.13 M USD. Intangible Assets of Harvard Bioscience was 2023 16.04 M USD. It decreases by -30.58% lower compared to the previous year.

The Harvard Bioscience Intangible Assets history

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Intangible Assets
Date
Intangible Assets
Jan 1, 2017
11.30 M USD
Jan 1, 2018
45.80 M USD
Jan 1, 2019
38.40 M USD
Jan 1, 2020
33.20 M USD
Jan 1, 2021
27.40 M USD
Jan 1, 2022
21.00 M USD
Jan 1, 2023
16.04 M USD
Jan 1, 2024
11.13 M USD
The Harvard Bioscience Intangible Assets history
YEARIntangible AssetsYoY
11.13 MUSD-30.58%
16.04 MUSD-23.64%
21.00 MUSD-23.36%
27.40 MUSD-17.47%
33.20 MUSD-13.54%
38.40 MUSD-16.16%
45.80 MUSD+305.31%
11.30 MUSD-39.57%
18.70 MUSD-15.38%
22.10 MUSD-1.34%
22.40 MUSD—
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Harvard Bioscience Stock analysis

What does Harvard Bioscience do? Harvard Bioscience Inc was founded in 1901 and is headquartered in Holliston, Massachusetts. The company is a global leader in providing instruments, technologies, and complete systems for science and research. Harvard Bioscience has established itself as one of the leading providers of products and solutions in the fields of life sciences and health research with over 100 years of industry experience. The business model of Harvard Bioscience is focused on delivering high-quality products and solutions for research needs. The company is divided into three business segments: Life Science Research Products, Preclinical Surgical Products, and Analytical Instruments. These business segments offer a variety of products, such as instruments for cell and molecular research, gene expression analysis devices, surgical instruments, and instruments for electrophysiology. The Life Science Research segment includes the business units Harvard Apparatus, Molecular Devices, and Denville Scientific. Harvard Apparatus provides instruments for cell and molecular research, physiological instruments, and animal model systems. Molecular Devices specializes in instrumental analysis methods for cell and molecular research. Denville Scientific is a leading supplier of products for cell and molecular biology, including materials for gene and protein expression and cell culture techniques. In the Preclinical Surgical Products segment, Harvard Bioscience operates with the company Hugo Sachs Elektronik. Surgical instruments and complete systems for preclinical research are offered here. These products are popular among scientists worldwide as they have been developed for conducting research with animal models. Analytical Instruments is the segment where the company operates joint ventures to develop instruments for physical, material, and life science research. In this segment, Harvard Bioscience is primarily involved in the joint venture Wasatch Microfluidics, alongside Agilent Technologies, which specializes in the development of instruments for life sciences and biotechnology. As a provider of science and research-related instruments and devices, Harvard Bioscience has a wide range of products to help researchers and scientists enhance their work more effectively. Some of the most popular products from Harvard Bioscience include tissue processing systems, neuroprotection applications, animal model holders, and electrophysiology platforms. Harvard Bioscience also offers a range of products for quality assurance and environmental protection, such as cleanroom and protection devices for material preparation and sterilization. Overall, Harvard Bioscience Inc has an excellent reputation in the industry and is one of the world's leading companies for scientific and research-related products and services. The company constantly strives to improve its products and services and adapts to the needs of its customers. It relies on innovation and continuously works to develop and implement new technologies to meet the demands of the scientific world. Harvard Bioscience is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.

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Intangible Assets of Harvard Bioscience is 11.13 M USD in 2024.

Intangible Assets of Harvard Bioscience changed from 16.04 M USD to 11.13 M USD, representing a -30.58% change. The value is lower than the previous year.

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Intangible assets are non-physical assets such as patents, trademarks, copyrights, and software. They can be significant value drivers for technology and pharmaceutical companies.

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