Exozymes (EXOZ) stock price is $4.12, up 3.00% on the day, as of Oct 20, 2026. It has a market cap of $36.11Mn, and is classified in the Specialty Chemicals industry (Basic Materials sector).
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Key Stats
Market Cap36.11 Mn
P/E-3.55
P/S133.94
Div. Yield0.00
Revenue Growth (1y) (Qtr)-97.60
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About
Exozymes, Inc. is a development-stage company focused on creating enzyme-based biosolutions for the production of valuable chemicals. The company engineers advanced enzymes called exozymes with artificial intelligence to function outside living cells, enabling efficient conversion of low-cost feedstocks into high-value compounds such as active pharmaceutical ingredients, nutraceuticals, and biofuel components. Its core technology aims to combine the diversity of natural…
Exozymes, Inc. is a development-stage company focused on creating enzyme-based biosolutions for the production of valuable chemicals. The company engineers advanced enzymes called exozymes with artificial intelligence to function outside living cells, enabling efficient conversion of low-cost feedstocks into high-value compounds such as active pharmaceutical ingredients, nutraceuticals, and biofuel components. Its core technology aims to combine the diversity of natural biochemical processes with the scalability and control of industrial manufacturing.
Exozymes, Inc. generates revenue through its business model centered on commercializing its technology platform via spin-outs, joint ventures, and licensing agreements. The company plans to derive income from upfront payments, milestone achievements, royalty streams, and equity stakes in ventures built around its biosolutions. Revenue may also come from access to its research and development platform and the sale of specialized enzymes, though near-term profit from these activities is not the primary focus as the company prioritizes building scalable biosolutions for specific applications.
The company operates through the following segments:
Nutraceutical and Pharmaceutical Development: This segment focuses on creating high-value compounds such as N-trans-caffeoyltyramine (NCT) for use in health and wellness products. The company is advancing NCT as a branded nutraceutical ingredient with potential applications in metabolic health, including weight management and liver function. Exozymes, Inc. is also exploring pharmaceutical derivatives of NCT that may offer enhanced therapeutic properties for conditions like diabetes and obesity.
Biofuel and Specialty Chemical Production: This segment targets the development of isobutanol using exozymes-based biosolutions for use in sustainable aviation fuel and other industrial applications. The company has demonstrated the capability to produce isobutanol through pilot projects and has received funding from the Department of Energy and Shell GCxN to advance this work. This segment represents a strategic opportunity to apply its platform to larger-volume, lower-margin markets where sustainability and performance advantages are valued.
Exozymes, Inc. positions itself as an innovator in the emerging field of cell-free biocatalysis, offering a distinct alternative to traditional synthetic biology and chemical synthesis methods. The company believes its technology overcomes key limitations of living-cell-based systems, such as instability, low yields, and scale-up challenges, by isolating enzyme pathways outside cellular environments. Competitors in the enzyme engineering and biomanufacturing space include firms like Codexis, Inc., Debut Biotech, and Solugen Inc., though Exozymes, Inc. differentiates itself through its focus on multi-step enzymatic pathways and AI-driven enzyme design.
Exozymes, Inc. serves partners in the nutraceutical, pharmaceutical, and sustainable fuel industries who seek sustainable and cost-effective methods for producing high-value compounds. The company collaborates with contract manufacturing organizations, research institutions, and industrial partners to advance the development and commercialization of its biosolutions. While specific customer names are not disclosed, the company indicates that its technology is intended for entities requiring scalable, high-purity chemical production with reduced environmental impact.
Sectors:Basic Materials·HealthcareSector rationaleThe company's primary business is the engineering of enzymes to produce chemicals, including specialty chemicals and biofuel components like isobutanol, which falls under Specialty Chemicals in Basic Materials. A secondary sector of Healthcare is justified because the company has a dedicated segment for developing active pharmaceutical ingredients and therapeutic derivatives for conditions like diabetes and obesity.Industries:Specialty ChemicalsSpecialty ChemicalsPrimaryExozymes engineers advanced enzymes to produce high-value compounds and specialty chemicals, such as isobutanol for sustainable aviation fuel. Its revenue model is based on licensing its technology platform and selling specialized enzymes for these specific industrial applications.BiotechnologyBiotechnologySecondaryThe company develops biological solutions to create active pharmaceutical ingredients and pharmaceutical derivatives for conditions like diabetes and obesity. It focuses on the research and development of these biology-based therapies through its Nutraceutical and Pharmaceutical Development segment.Classified using BQ-MICSCIK: 0002010788
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How Exozymes ranks
Ranked against the 99 companies in Chemicals·58 metrics · as of Oct 16, 2026
Valuation
12 metrics · Lower multiples rank higher; a negative multiple ranks last
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P/ENegative earnings−3.45xMedian 20.9x22nd
P/FCF—Median 15.5xNo data—
P/Operating cash flow—Median 9.90xNo data—
P/S140xMedian 1.34x1st
P/B10.3xMedian 1.62x5th
P/Tangible book10.3xMedian 2.02x5th
EV/EBITDA—Median 12.4xNo data—
EV/EBITNegative EBIT−2.99xMedian 16.5x10th
EV/Revenue119xMedian 1.62x1st
EV/FCF—Median 22.1xNo data—
EV/Operating cash flow—Median 16.1xNo data—
PEG (3Y EPS CAGR)—Median 1.84No data—
Growth
14 metrics · Year-on-year growth and three-year compound annual growth
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Revenue growth (1Y)−3.1%Median 4.5%23rd
Revenue CAGR (3Y)—Median −1.9%No data—
Gross profit growth (1Y)—Median 5.7%No data—
Gross profit CAGR (3Y)—Median −0.3%No data—
Operating income growth (1Y)−32.4%Median 11.1%27th