The UK government acted "fast and loose" in awarding almost £777m in Covid-testing contracts to County Antrim firm Randox, an MP has said. Westminster's Public Accounts Committee (PAC) said it could ...

Accounts for the business shows a fall in pre-tax profits after the national Covid testing programme came to an end Randox, a major provider of Covid-19 tests, made a pre-tax profit of £190m in 2022, ...

Losses have widened at Randox, which was one of the major Covid-19 testing providers in the UK, just a few years after raking in a profit of more than £200m. The Northern Ireland-headquartered ...

The government has already had to foot a £7.4bn bill to settle bad loans while banks have claimed a further £1.13bn under the schemes. Lawyers for a firm paid hundreds of millions of pounds for ...

A pandemic boom at Randox, the County Antrim diagnostics firm, has ended, company accounts show. Randox was one of the UK’s major suppliers of Covid tests, helping it make total profits of £465m in ...

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RANDOX has bought a significant part of Caterpillar’s manufacturing facility in Larne. The Co Antrim life sciences group, which became a major provider of Covid-19 tests for the UK Government in 2020, ...

The past year has been one of continued success and growth for Randox, with new products and improved penetration of international markets resulting in a 25% increase in turnover. None of this would ...

Global diagnostics company Randox Laboratories has unveiled an innovative new test for the risk assessment of cardiovascular disease at this year's AACC Clinical Lab Expo in Anaheim, California. The ...

In response Randox called the report "deeply flawed and wrong in assumptions it makes and the conclusions it draws The UK government acted "fast and loose" in awarding almost £777m in Covid-testing ...