Frost & Sullivan Publishes Initiation Coverage Report on Cellect Biotechnology Equity Research is published in the framework of the TASE Analysis Program

Press Release
27/04/2017
 
​Cellect Biotechnology Ltd, based in Israel, has developed an innovative technology  which enables the production of stem cells to therapies and treatments that require stem cells as the main ‘raw material’. The company trades on both the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange (TASE) and NASDAQ, and had a market capitalisation at TASE of ca. 45 million USD (prior to the release of Frost & Sullivan report today). 

Frost & Sullivan publishes equity research reports on technology, biomed  and healthcare companies that are listed on the TASE, within the framework of the analysis program that the TASE has initiated.  Key goals of the program are enhancing global awareness of these companies and enabling more informed investment decisions by investors interested in ‘hot’ Israeli hi-tech and healthcare companies.  

In the coming months, Frost & Sullivan will release 9 additional initiation coverage reports, covering the other companies that have joined the programme: 6 biomed companies – Aposense, Brainsway, BiolineRX, Kitov Pharmaceuticals, D.N.A. Biomedical Solutions, and Redhill Biopharma; and 3 technology companies: Safe-T Group, Vonetize and Energix Renewable Energies.

For the purpose of equity research services, Frost & Sullivan, the leading global consulting, and market research firm, will leverage relevant analysts, experts and growth consultiants among a staff of 1,800, at ca. 50 branches across 6 continents, including in Israel. Frost & Sullivan will utilize the experience and know-how accumulated over the course of 55 years in medical technologies, life sciences, technology, energy, and other industrial fields, including the publication of tens of thousands of market and technology research reports, and economic analyses and valuations.

Starting September 2016 Edison Investment Research released analyses of 11 companies, and a significant increase in trading volume and in the exposure of the companies included in the project to both the local and foreign investing public is evident. It is noteworthy that in most of the reviewed dual listings, trading volume has increased significantly both in Israel and the United States.