SenzaGen Interest Coverage
The Interest Coverage Ratio of SenzaGen (SENZA.ST) as of Jul 27, 2026 is -55.28. In the previous year, Interest Coverage Ratio was -574.21 — a change of -90.37% (higher).
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-55.28
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-90.37%
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Interest Coverage Ratio of SenzaGen is 2026 -55.28 . Interest Coverage Ratio of SenzaGen was 2025 -574.21 . It decreases by -90.37% higher compared to the previous year.
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SenzaGen Stock analysis
What does SenzaGen do? SenzaGen AB is a Swedish biotechnology company that specializes in the development and marketing of innovative and reliable tests for assessing allergenicity. Founded in 2010 by leading experts from the academic and industry sectors, the company has become a significant player in the field of toxicology. Current methods for assessing allergenicity, such as asthma, eczema, and allergic reactions, are often inaccurate and require the use of animals, which is ethically questionable and expensive. SenzaGen AB has developed a wide range of tests based on biomolecular technologies that use human cells to assess the allergenic reactivity of chemicals and products. These tests are accurate, cost-effective, and meet the current requirements of regulatory authorities and the industry. The company is headquartered in Lund, Sweden, and currently employs about 20 people. SenzaGen AB is a leader in the development of in vitro methods for evaluating allergenicity and utilizes various platform technologies such as gene expression and proteomics analysis, as well as the use of immune cells and keratinocytes. SenzaGen AB's Microarray technology platform, based on DNA-based tests, has been recognized by the European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) as suitable for assessing allergenic reactivity. The company has also partnered with the US biotechnology company In vitro International (IVI) to distribute its allergen tests in the North American market. SenzaGen AB has developed a wide range of products that can be used in various sectors such as cosmetics, food, chemicals, and pharmaceuticals. AllergoDx™ is a test system used by the pharmaceutical and chemical industries to determine the allergenic reactivity of chemicals. GARD™ (Genomic Allergen Rapid Detection) is a rapid test used in the cosmetics and food industries to determine the allergenic reactivity of new products and avoid costly animal testing. GARDskin™ is a skin test used to determine the reactivity of substances that come into contact with the skin, primarily in the chemicals and pharmaceutical industries. Other products in the company's pipeline include GARDpotency™ and GARDair™, which are intended for assessing allergic reactions in industrial and occupational environments. SenzaGen AB has experienced significant growth in recent years and plans to expand its product range and strengthen its market position. The company's business model is based on selling tests and services to chemical, pharmaceutical, food, and cosmetic companies worldwide. Through its innovative technologies and willingness to collaborate with customers, the company has taken a leadership role in toxicology. SenzaGen AB is committed to an ethical and responsible corporate philosophy focused on sustainability and environmental protection. The company has clear goals to meet the growing demand for reliable and ethical testing methods to minimize the impact of chemicals on humans and the environment. SenzaGen is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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Interest Coverage Ratio of SenzaGen is -55.28 in 2026.
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