Aedesius Health, a division of AedesiusOne Ltd, and its biopharmaceutical development incubator AO BIO, which is focused on developing and commercializing neglected and needed therapies, devices, and diagnostics, today announced a comprehensive commercialization partnership with Indegene, a technology-led healthcare solutions provider.
Indegene’s Co-Commercialization model enables Aedesius Health and AO BIO to achieve their mission to reset the standard for clinical development, offering innovative and strategic advanced and early access programs of its products, and ultimate commercialization, with end-to-end capabilities across the development to commercialization value chain.
Geoff Fatzinger, Founder and Chairman of AedesiusOne says, “Indegene’s deep expertise across the development-to-commercialization spectrum and a digital-first approach empowers us to progress fast on our mission. We trust Indegene’s experienced team with the rapid set-up and operationalisation of needed infrastructures, which are critical to launch and scale up our portfolio of innovative medical assets, allowing us to focus on the mandate I have passed down to the various divisions.”
Timothy Moore, SVP, Indegene Emerging Biotech adds, “We are excited by Aedesius Health’s modern approach to developing and commercializing products. Its innovative portfolio of biopharma therapies, and medical devices and diagnostics is vital to alleviating suffering for millions of patients. We are humbled to play a role in making them accessible and look forward to scaling up the partnership to other products in the future.”
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