Biotech
Leitat Purchases ReadyCell through MedTech Innovation on Advanced Medicine
Leitat has strengthened its biotechnology focus by acquiring ReadyCell via MedTech Barcelona. This acquisition boosts Leitat’s role in developing advanced cell kits for in vitro testing, reducing animal use and enhancing result accuracy. MedTech Barcelona now serves over 100 clients globally, leveraging ReadyCell’s expertise to expand cell testing solutions across key international markets.
Leitat strengthens its biotechnology direction. The technology company has strengthened its leadership position with the acquisition of ReadyCell through MedTech Innovation on Advanced Medicine (MedTech Barcelona), a biotechnology company dedicated to the development of healthcare and pharmaceutical solutions.
ReadyCell marketed products developed together with Leitat
This operation is the result of a long-standing collaboration between Leitat and ReadyCell, who since 2011 have jointly developed products that the latter subsequently marketed internationally.
With this acquisition, MedTech Barcelona is promoting the development and sale of cell kits that facilitate in vitro testing by companies and research laboratories using advanced technologies that reduce the use of animals and improve the reproducibility and precision of results.
This company offers a range of special products and services, including permeability and drug-transporter interaction studies; drug toxicity and metabolism models; anti-inflammatory properties of new compounds; and collaboration in the development of new cell models and/or kits.
MedTech Barcelona offers its products to more than a hundred pharmaceutical, biotechnology and academic clients
Furthermore, MedTech Barcelona’s proprietary patented technology and acquired capabilities allow for prolonged stability of cell cultures in its kits, helping their transport and preservation at room temperature without compromising cell viability and functionality. This is very useful for laboratories that do not have immediate access to cell culture facilities, allowing tests to be carried out in perfect conditions.
MedTech Barcelona has a distribution network that includes markets such as Europe, the United States, Japan and India, assuming that the entire staff dedicated to the research and marketing of cell kits is integrated into MedTech Barcelona, located in the Barcelona Science Park.
“With this acquisition, through MedTech Barcelona, we are strengthening our commitment to development and innovation in biotechnology to continue growing and maintaining our leadership in the sector,” said Jordi Cabrafiga, CEO of Leitat. He added that “we are adding ReadyCell’s knowledge and experience to the company, which will allow us to continue providing high added value solutions to our clients.”
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