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Larry Ellison (pictured) has committed to invest £150m in the company when it floats in London next month. The investment will be made through Ellison s cloud computing business Oracle Corporation. ....
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Oxford Nanopore bosses worth more than £70m after investment round The company s DNA sequencing tools have been used to help track Covid-19 mutations during the pandemic Gordon Sanghera, one of the founders of Oxford Nanopore Credit: Nigel Chapman The scientists behind Covid mutation tracking pioneer Oxford Nanopore are poised to crystallise fortunes of more than £70m as the company gears up for a multi-billion pound float in London. Dr Gordon Sanghera, Dr Spike Willcocks and Professor Hagan Bayley, who founded the company by spinning out research from the University of Oxford, are each set to scoop major paydays when the company joins the London Stock Exchange later this year. ....
Biotech firm Oxford Nanopore will list its shares later this year. It is valued at about £2.3 billion by a top investor and analysts believe its value could easily top £4 billion. The scientists who founded it, Gordon Sanghera, 60, Hagan Bayley, 70, and Spike Willcocks, 44, and their families could pocket as much as £150 million between them. Their company specialises in DNA sequencing and has developed a pocket-sized device which could revolutionise healthcare. The company’s technology has helped to sequence the virus that causes Covid-19 and during the pandemic has been used to identify one fifth of the virus genomes by scientists in 85 countries. ....