- CEO
- Lukasz Maria Urban
- Full Time Employees
- 143
- Sector
- Health technology
- Industry
- Medical specialties
- Address
- ul. Vetterów 5 Lublin LU Poland 20-277
- IPO Date
- Jun 8, 2010
- Business
- BioMaxima S.A. manufactures and distributes microbiological media, reagents, and equipment for in vitro diagnostics, serving clinical, veterinary, and industrial laboratories primarily in Poland and through exports to over 65 markets on four continents; its core products encompass analyzers and diagnostic reagents for clinical chemistry testing of blood and body fluids, antibiotic susceptibility testing systems, rapid diagnostic tests with readers for infectious diseases, cancer markers, cardiac markers, and drugs of abuse, urine analysis systems, hematology analyzers and reagents, ion-selective analyzers and reagents, immunological analyzers for cardiac markers, professional glucometers, gasometric analyzers for critical blood parameters, chromogenic dehydrated and prepared culture media, antibiotics discs and MIC strips, media additives and supplements, microbank storage systems, surfaces and air controls, molecular biology products including sample inactivation and transport media, veterinary products, and devices for microbiological analysis, complemented by training activities. Founded in 1997 and headquartered in Lublin, Poland, the company, listed on the Warsaw Stock Exchange, holds ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016, and ISO 17025:2018-02 certifications, with CE-marked products compliant with EU IVDR 2017/746, and distributes offerings from global partners such as Accelerate Diagnostics, Nova Biomedical, PHC Group, Technoclone, Kabe, and Biolog while supplying approximately 1,800 to 2,000 laboratories in Poland. Recent developments include acquisition of 100% shares in Polab Sp. z o.o. in Plock alongside its NewConnect debut, permission to operate in the EURO-PARK MIELEC Lublin Special Economic Zone subzone from the Industrial Development Agency, winning tender procedures in Poland during 2024, and sustained export growth with microbiology sales rising to 30.74 million PLN and total Polish revenues reaching 34.24 million PLN in fiscal year 2024.