WuXi to Distribute AutoGenomics' MDx System in China

Sep 09, 2016

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NEW YORK (GenomeWeb) – WuXi AppTec announced today that its laboratory testing division has signed on as the exclusive distributor of AutoGenomics' molecular diagnostic systems and related products in China.

Under the terms of the deal, WuXi's lab division will manufacture, register, and distribute AutoGenomics' Infiniti line of molecular diagnostic systems, as well as related reagents and consumables for the Chinese market. In exchange, WuXi will license the rights to manufacture and assemble the systems.

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