We’re thrilled to announce a new strategic alliance between ExSyn, Exim-Indis and simABs, a leading EU-based biologics manufacturer known for its patented continuous flow technology in antibody production.

ExSyn and Exim-Indis will now represent simABs in the Indian and the U.S. markets respectively —bringing their innovative, high-quality antibodies to researchers, biotech companies, and healthcare providers.

simAbs: Smart Integrated Manufacturing of ATMP’s and Biologics

simAbs provides the full range of services and support for biologics development and GMP manufacturing, specializing in sustainable biomanufacturing technologies.

For more details, please visit:
https://www.simabs.com/

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