Stock Alert: Biomerica Jumps 30% After COVID-19 Antigen Test Receives CE Mark

By RTTNews Staff Writer   ✉   | Published:

Shares of micro-cap company Biomerica Inc. (BMRA) gained 30% on Tuesday morning after the biomedical technology company said its new Covid-19 antigen test received CE mark.

BMRA is currently trading at $6.79, up $1.65 or 32.06%, on the Nasdaq.

Biomerica said it has received CE Mark for its new COVID-19 Rapid Antigen Test for detection of COVID-19 infection. The company has already received its first European orders and plans to ship the first part of these orders in the coming weeks.

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