GE acquires strategic assets from Thermo Fisher Scientific
GE Healthcare has completed its acquisition of three businesses from Thermo Fisher Scientific: HyClone cell culture media, Dharmacon RNAi gene modulation and Sera-Mag magnetic beads.
The acquisition allows GE to expand its offering of tools, technologies and services for the discovery and manufacture of new medicines, vaccines, diagnostics and more in its growing life sciences business.
“GE Healthcare has built a world-class set of technologies for the life sciences sector, and these new businesses will strongly enhance our current offerings,” said Kieran Murphy, President and CEO of GE Healthcare Life Sciences.
“As well as providing us with new tools for drug discovery and biomedical research, our customers in biopharmaceutical manufacturing will benefit straight away from an expanded range of ‘start-to-finish’ technologies that will help them improve product yields and reduce time to market.
“Through this acquisition we immediately expand our cell culture media production capabilities in Asia, the Americas and Europe, enabling us to offer the biopharmaceutical industry greater confidence in the security of supply of a key part of their production process.”
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