Ginkgo Bioworks Holdings Inc

Ginkgo Bioworks Holdings Inc

Ginkgo Bioworks (ticker: DNA) is a synthetic-biology company that designs and engineers microorganisms for customers across industries, from pharmaceuticals to agriculture and industrial chemicals. The business operates a cell‑programming platform and offers foundry services, partnerships and licensing to generate revenue. With a market capitalisation around $737.9m, Ginkgo is a small‑cap company that has invested heavily in R&D, capacity and acquisitions to expand its platform — a strategy that has weighed on near‑term profitability. Potential upside comes from scalable services, recurring revenues from partnerships and novel product opportunities, but the stock can be volatile: progress depends on scientific success, customer adoption, regulatory outcomes and capital markets. Investors should note the company’s development stage, potential for further fundraising and biotech sector risks. This information is educational only and not personal investment advice; consider your risk tolerance and seek professional advice before investing.

Stock Performance Snapshot

Sell

Analyst Rating

Analysts suggest selling Ginkgo Bioworks stock, expecting its price to remain below target value.

Above Average

Financial Health

Ginkgo Bioworks is generating solid revenue, high profit margins, and strong cash flow per share.

Source: Analyst sentiment is provided by Refinitiv Ltd, a global leader in financial market data with over 40k business clients. Refinitiv Ltd is an independent third party to Nemo. This is not advice.

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Why You’ll Want to Watch This Stock

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Platform potential

Ginkgo’s cell‑programming platform could unlock recurring services and licensing revenue as customers scale, though commercial outcomes and timing can vary.

Partnership momentum

Collaborations and agreements can accelerate revenue and validation, but returns depend on execution and may take time to materialise.

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Science and regulation

Scientific progress and regulatory approvals shape long‑term value; investors should expect developmental and policy uncertainties.

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