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Aurigene & Edity Enter Strategic Collaboration in Cell Therapy

Aurigene will provide discovery services to Edity to support its clinical development.

Aurigene Pharmaceutical Services Limited, a global contract research, development, and manufacturing services organization (CRDMO), will provide discovery services to biotechnology company Edity Therapeutics Limited (Edity) in cell therapy.

This news comes after Dr. Reddy’s Laboratories Limited, Aurigene’s parent company, recently made a strategic investment in Edity.

Edity has developed an immune cell delivery platform to enable the selective delivery of intracellular therapeutic proteins to target cells with unprecedented specificity. It has multiple product candidates in oncology, gene therapy, autoimmune disorders, and regenerative medicine. To support and accelerate the clinical development of advanced and novel technologies, Edity partnered with Aurigene based on its demonstrated expertise in discovery services for advanced therapies.

Aurigene has a global presence and track record of two decades in supporting global pharmaceutical and biotech companies with accelerated development timelines and cost-effective manufacturing for biologics and small molecules. In biologics, Aurigene has an experienced team of scientists and offers a wide range of discovery and development services for various therapeutic modalities such as antibodies, ADCs, cell therapeutics, and viral vectors.

Akhil Ravi, CEO, Aurigene, said, “We are excited about the collaboration and look forward to working with Edity in building novel technologies. Edity’s cellular reprogramming technology to deliver therapeutic payloads, specifically to target cells, adds a new mechanism to CAR-T based cell therapeutics with the potential to significantly increase the efficacy.”

Michal Golan Mashiach, CEO, Edity, said “We are thrilled to be working with Aurigene’s world-class team. Their experience and breadth of technology offerings will help Edity to advance our pipeline and help patients with severe diseases. This collaboration will support our growth as we seek to create best-in-class medicines.”

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