Avid Bioservices Inc (CDMO)

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Probably.

At least Germany and Switzerland, maybe France, resist U.S. patent-waiver policy so far, but the rest of the world caves in.

World hails U.S. reversal on vaccine patents, but hurdles persist for countries in crisis

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/u-s-reversal-vaccine-patents-offers-countries-crisis-hope-hurdles-n1266520

...."Washington came under growing pressure on the issue in recent weeks from more than 100 low-and-middle-income countries, as well as a cavalcade of American and European lawmakers, Nobel laureates, former world leaders, human rights organizations and Pope Francis.

"The devastation wreaked by the pandemic is unprecedented and it's heartening to see the U.S. government signal that it'll put people's lives and rights first," Aruna Kashyap, an India-based lawyer with the watchdog Human Rights Watch, said....."

And the waiver-supporting persons above are supposedly educated people

As PFE CEO says: "....it[waiver] makes no sense."