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Enzo Biochem company history timeline

1976

1976: The company is established.

1983

By 1983, following several splits, it would be trading in the low $30s.

1983: Joint agreement is made with Johnson & Johnson.

1985

When Ward left the advisory board to work for Integrated Genetics in 1985, Enzo sued him, claiming that he disclosed trade secrets.

1991

In fiscal 1991 the company generated revenues of just $19.8 million and posted a $10.8 million loss, after losing $2.5 million the year before.

1992

Later in 1992, Enzo's stock took off again, this time when the company announced that it would receive a patent on antisense technology, originally filed nine years earlier.

1996

The clinical laboratory business was hurt by reductions in reimbursements for Medicare services, leading to a loss of $7.7 million in net income for 1996.

1997

Nevertheless, the company recovered and was profitable again in 1997.

2000

By November it reached $25, then following a move from the NASDAQ to the New York Stock Exchange in January 2000, it soared past $75, eventually topping out at an incredible $139.

In December 2000 Enzo entered a second phase of testing for its new AIDS drugs.

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Founded
1976
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Headquarters
New York, NY
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Founders
Elazar Rabbani Ph.D
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