PerkinElmer Inc. Common Stock (NYSE:PKI)

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PerkinElmer, Inc. provides scientific instruments, consumables, and services to pharmaceutical, biomedical, environmental testing, chemical, and general industrial markets worldwide. For the Diagnostics market, the company offers products that are used to detect genetic disorders from pre-conception to early childhood. For the Research market, the company offers reagents, liquid handling and detection, and imaging technologies that are used by researchers in the drug discovery process.I n the Discovery & Analytical Solutions (DAS) segment, PerkinElmer has two operating segments: Human Health and Environmental Health. The Human Health segment focuses on developing diagnostics, tools and applications, which help to detect diseases earlier and more accurately. The Environmental Health segment offers products and services that help in producing safer food and consumer products, securing environment and using energy more efficiently....

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