Ways to work together.
From a single study to a long-term development partnership.

Four partnership models.
Contract research
Defined projects with deliverables and stage gates.
Material supply
Exosomes, MSC products and formulations.
Co-development
Shared programmes where our platforms meet your product.
Licensing & distribution
Market-entry partnerships for finished products.
Agreed scope, shared data.
Every engagement begins with a written scope and ends with a data package. A confidentiality agreement is signed before technical discussions begin.
We work with partners in India and internationally.

Common questions.
What partnership models do you offer?
Contract research, material supply, co-development, and licensing or distribution for finished products.
Do you partner outside India?
Yes. We work with partners in India and internationally.
How do we begin?
Tell us what you bring and what you need. We then agree a written scope and sign a confidentiality agreement before technical detail is shared.
Who partners with us.
Pharma and biotech
Teams outsourcing early development.
Research institutes
Groups needing characterised materials.
Diagnostic companies
Developers needing assay capacity.
Skincare and wellness
Brands seeking science-led ingredients.
Distributors
Partners bringing products to new markets.
What each side brings.
You bring
- A clear question or product goal
- Materials or context where relevant
- A decision-maker for each gate
We bring
- Platform science and laboratory capacity
- A quality framework and honest reporting
- Staged plans with data at each gate
The four models in plain terms.
Contract research
You pay for defined work, and own the results as agreed.
Material supply
We provide characterised material for your own work.
Co-development
Shared effort and shared outcomes, agreed in writing.
Licensing and distribution
Rights to use or sell what has been developed.
Start small, learn fast.
The best partnerships often begin with a small, sharp project: one question, one material, one decision. It tests whether we work well together, and it produces something useful whichever way the result falls.
From there the relationship can grow into a larger programme, supply arrangement or co-development, with the trust already built.

About partnering.
Do you work on an exclusive basis?
That is a matter for agreement. Exclusivity is discussed openly and set out in writing.
Can we share costs on a development programme?
Yes. Co-development models are agreed case by case.


