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Global Life Sciences Solutions USA LLC
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2019
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Cytiva is a global provider of technologies and services for biomanufacturing, supplying biopharmaceutical developers with the equipment, consumables, reagents, and automation needed to take therapies from discovery through commercial production. Founded in 2019 when Danaher acquired GE Healthcare's Biopharma business, Cytiva traces a 60-year heritage in bioprocess technology and today operates approximately 15,000 associates across 41 countries, with 36 manufacturing sites and 23 R&D centers. Its core platforms include ÄKTA chromatography systems, Biacore 8S/8S+ surface plasmon resonance systems, ReadyToProcess WAVE bioreactors with single-use Cellbag containers, the FlexFactory end-to-end platform, ELEVECTA cell lines for adeno-associated virus (AAV) production, the SA25 aseptic filling workcell, and Figurate SCADA software co-developed with Rockwell Automation. The 2023 integration of Pall Life Sciences added a complementary portfolio in filtration, separation, and fluid handling, and regulatory milestones include FDA Advanced Manufacturing Technology (AMT) designation for ELEVECTA; Cytiva states that six of seven approved CAR-T cell therapies use its technology.

Cytiva monetizes across three primary streams: capital equipment (single-use bioreactors, chromatography skids, fill-finish workcells, SPR instruments), recurring consumables and reagents (resins, filtration media, single-use assemblies) that drive an annuity-like base, and services spanning installation, qualification, maintenance, training, and regulatory/compliance documentation. Commercial motion combines direct enterprise field sales for large biopharma and CDMOs with direct-to-customer eCommerce for researchers and smaller developers, plus integrations with procurement platforms such as Coupa and Jaggaer. Danaher's parent-level projection of $500-800M in annual software revenue by 2029 frames a longer-term monetization lever on the installed base, supported by the Figurate SCADA, Cytiva Data Bridge, Biacore Insight, and digital twin tooling set.

The customer base spans large biopharma (e.g., Kite/Gilead using the Sefia platform), contract development and manufacturing organizations (Chime Biologics), gene therapy developers (SR-TIGET, Yoshindo), and a long tail of emerging biotech and academic researchers. Cytiva's strategic posture is reinforced through the Danaher Beacon program (with SR-TIGET in the EU), ARPA-H CAR-T funding collaboration, and an active partnership and M&A program with names including Multiply Labs, Cellular Origins, Asimov, Nuclera, Domainex, Aldevron, IDT, Veeda Lifesciences, Fida Bioscience, and recent acquisitions of Intermountain Life Sciences, GoSilico, Vanrx Pharmasystems, and CEVEC Pharmaceuticals.

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Cytiva is a global bioprocess technology and services provider, supplying biopharmaceutical developers with equipment, consumables, automation, and fill-finish solutions used to manufacture biologics, vaccines, and cell and gene therapies. The company operates approximately 15,000 associates across 41 countries as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Danaher.

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5,001–10,000
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HeadquartersMarlborough, United States
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Marlborough
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North America
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Serves global market

Offices10 records

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Keyword5 values
bioprocessing equipment, biopharmaceutical manufacturing, chromatography systems, cell culture bioreactors, filtration consumables
Industry4 codes
1Automation, Controls & Manufacturing Execution for Bioprocessing (SCADA/DCS/PLC/MES)
CodeHLAAAJAEPrimaryYes
2Process Analytical Technology (PAT) & In-Line/At-Line Analytics (spectroscopy, sensors, monitoring)
CodeHLAAAJADPrimaryNo
3Aseptic Processing, Fill-Finish & Sterile Manufacturing Tech (isolators, lyophilization interfaces)
CodeHLAAAJAGPrimaryNo
4Viral Clearance, Sterile Filtration & Bioburden Control Technologies
CodeHLAAAJALPrimaryNo
NAICS code1 code
  • Biological Product (except Diagnostic) Manufacturing325414
SIC code1 code
  • Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research8731
Product category
Bioprocessing Equipment and Consumables
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GTM motion2 records

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Type, Description, Source

Revenue model4 records
1Bioprocessing Equipment and Instruments
TypeHardware Sales
Description

Cytiva generates revenue from selling bioprocessing equipment including bioreactors (ReadyToProcess WAVE, X-platform), chromatography systems (ÄKTA pure, ÄKTA flux), filtration systems, and protein analysis instruments (Biacore SPR systems). Equipment sales are typically capital expenditures for biopharma manufacturers and CDMOs, often with multi-year procurement cycles.

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2Consumables and Reagents
TypeHardware Sales
Description

A significant revenue stream from single-use consumables including bioreactor bags (Cellbag), chromatography resins, filtration membranes and capsules, cell culture media and feeds, microcarriers, SPR sensor chips, electrophoresis reagents, and other disposables. Consumables represent recurring revenue driven by the utilization frequency of installed equipment.

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3Services, Maintenance, and Support
TypeProfessional Services
Description

Cytiva provides equipment service, qualification, remote support, regulatory consulting, and process development services. The company operates Fast Trak centers offering process development and validation services, and provides regulatory services consulting including strategic consulting, document publishing, and lifecycle support. Service revenue includes equipment repairs, instrument qualification (IQ/OQ), and maintenance training.

cytivalifesciences.com
4Regulatory and Compliance Documentation Services
TypeSubscription Recurring
Description

Subscription-based access to regulatory support documentation including change control notifications (CCNs), regulatory support files (RSFs), validation guides, extractables information, and compliance documentation for single-use systems. These subscriptions support customers in regulated biopharma manufacturing environments.

cytivalifesciences.com
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Title, Type, Scope, Target buyer, Description, Source

Cost components6 values
Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales
Pricing details2 tiers
1Individual product pricing via eCommerce
ModelUnit PricingBilling cadencePay-as-you-go
Notes

Individual Cytiva products are priced per unit on the Cytiva eCommerce platform, with prices ranging from under $100 to several thousand dollars depending on product type. Example prices: Cytodex 1 Gamma 30g at $1,357 USD, 2-D Quant Kit at $478 USD, various Amersham CyDye products ranging from $378 to $8,752 USD. Products marked 'On request' require quote-based pricing.

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2Regulatory support documentation subscription
ModelSubscriptionBilling cadenceAnnual
Notes

Cytiva offers subscription-based access to regulatory support documentation including change control notifications (CCNs), regulatory support files (RSFs), validation guides, and extractables information. Subscribers receive notifications about changes in documentation content and manufacturing standards.

cytivalifesciences.com
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B2B
Offering typeHardware or Manufacturing
Hardware or Manufacturing
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Cytiva manufactures and supplies bioprocessing technologies and services for biopharmaceutical manufacturing, spanning upstream bioprocessing (single-use bioreactors, cell culture media, microcarriers), downstream processing (chromatography systems, filtration, tangential flow filtration), protein analysis (SPR systems), and aseptic filling. The company also provides cell lines for viral vector and gene therapy manufacturing, automation/SCADA software, and Fast Trak process development services for researchers, biotech firms, and biopharma manufacturers.

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  • The ELEVECTA transient cell line reduces encapsidated host cell DNA by up to 99% compared to commercially available cell lines, supporting a stronger product quality profile in AAV manufacturing.
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Cytiva provides a unified portfolio of biopharmaceutical manufacturing technologies under Danaher, organized around integrated platform solutions spanning discovery through delivery. The core offerings include Biacore 8 series SPR systems (8S and 8S+) for protein interaction analysis paired with Biacore Insight Software; ÄKTA pure chromatography systems and ÄKTA readyflux TFF systems for downstream purification; ReadyToProcess WAVE and iCELLis Nano bioreactors with Cellbag containers and Cytodex microcarriers for upstream cell culture; Figurate SCADA (with Rockwell Automation) for process automation; and aseptic filling solutions including SA25 Workcell and Microcell Vial Filler. ELEVECTA producer and transient cell lines enable AAV-based gene therapy manufacturing, while FlexFactory provides end-to-end manufacturing platforms. The 2023 integration of Pall Life Sciences expanded Cytiva's filtration, chromatography, and single-use consumables portfolio. Cytiva also offers supporting software including UNICORN, Data Bridge, and Biacore Simul8, with Fast Trak services for process development and validation.

Product and service20 records
1Biacore 8S SPR System
CategoryProtein Analysis Instruments
Description

Surface plasmon resonance instrument for label-free molecular interaction analysis, capable of screening 384 proteins in approximately 15 minutes with integrated plate handling and automated workflows, targeted at drug discovery researchers and biopharma scientists.

2Biacore 8S+ SPR System
CategoryProtein Analysis Instruments
Description

Enhanced surface plasmon resonance system combining rapid screening and high-quality molecular characterization in a single instrument, designed for drug discovery applications.

3ELEVECTA Producer Cell Line
CategoryCell Lines for Gene Therapy
Description

Stable cell line for inducible AAV production with all required genes stably integrated into the host cell genome, requiring only an induction step to initiate AAV production, used for gene therapy manufacturing.

4ELEVECTA Transient Cell Line
CategoryCell Lines for Gene Therapy
Description

Flexible cell line for producing viral vectors using triple transfection, designed to minimize development time and advance candidates to clinical trials; received FDA Advanced Manufacturing Technology designation and reduces encapsidated host cell DNA by up to 99% compared to commercially available cell lines.

5Figurate SCADA System
CategoryProcess Automation Software
Description

Supervisory control and data acquisition platform jointly developed with Rockwell Automation to eliminate digital bottlenecks in biopharmaceutical manufacturing through open architecture, native FactoryTalk interoperability, scalable growth from process development to commercial manufacturing, and cGMP compliance support.

6ReadyToProcess WAVE Bioreactor
CategoryUpstream Bioprocessing Equipment
Description

Single-use bioreactor system using Cellbag containers for non-invasive animal cell cultivation with rocking motion technology, used for cell culture and bioprocessing applications.

7iCELLis Nano Bioreactor
CategoryUpstream Bioprocessing Equipment
Description

Adherent cell single-use bioreactor for high-density cell culture applications including viral vector and cell therapy manufacturing.

8ÄKTA pure Chromatography Systems
CategoryDownstream Processing Equipment
Description

Automated liquid chromatography systems for protein purification designed for research and production purposes from early development through commercial release.

9ÄKTA readyflux TFF Systems
CategoryDownstream Processing Equipment
Description

Fully automated tangential flow filtration solutions combining single-use flow kits and intuitive software for streamlined bioprocessing workflows, reducing batch turnaround time and contamination risk.

10Allegro Connect Systems
CategoryBioprocessing Filtration
Description

Single-use automated filtration systems including depth filtration and virus filtration systems for robust process control during clarification and downstream processing.

11SA25 Aseptic Filling Workcell
CategoryAseptic Filling Equipment
Description

Standardized gloveless filler with specialized robots that fill and close nests of vials, syringes, or cartridges for flexible contamination control and accelerated time to market.

12Microcell Vial Filler
CategoryAseptic Filling Equipment
Description

Closed robotic isolator for small-batch pharmaceutical vial filling designed for personalized medicines and clinical trial material manufacturing.

13Drug Product Filtration System
CategoryFiltration Equipment
Description

System for terminal sterilization prior to filling with maximum product recovery, supporting EU GMP Annex 1 requirements with automated PUPSIT.

14FlexFactory Platform
CategoryIntegrated Manufacturing Platform
Description

End-to-end biomanufacturing platform combining upstream and downstream technologies for accelerated therapeutics development and scalable production, used by emerging and large biopharma for biosimilar and biologic manufacturing.

15Cellbag Bioreactor Containers
CategorySingle-Use Consumables
Description

Presterilized single-use bioreactor bags available in Bioclear 10, Bioclear 11, and Fortem film formulations for use with ReadyToProcess WAVE systems.

16Cytodex Microcarriers
CategoryCell Culture Consumables
Description

Microcarrier beads for anchorage-dependent cell culture, including Cytodex 1 for general use and Cytodex 3 for difficult-to-culture cells, used in bioreactor cell culture applications.

17X-Platform Bioreactors
CategoryUpstream Bioprocessing Equipment
Description

Single-use upstream bioprocessing solutions for manufacturing cell therapies, viral vectors, and monoclonal antibodies, offering scalable capacity for process development and commercial manufacturing.

18CAP Ad Cell Line
CategoryCell Lines for Gene Therapy
Description

Proprietary cell line based on human suspension cells tailored for adenoviral vector production that minimizes replication-competent adenovirus, used in gene therapy and vaccine manufacturing.

19Fast Trak Process Development and Validation Services
CategoryProcess Development Services
Description

Process development, scale-up, and validation services delivered through Cytiva's global Fast Trak centers, including the expanded Bengaluru facility, supporting biopharma customers with upstream and downstream workflows.

20Regulatory and Compliance Documentation Services
CategoryRegulatory and Compliance Services
Description

Subscription-based access to regulatory support documentation including change control notifications (CCNs), regulatory support files (RSFs), validation guides, and extractables information for single-use systems in regulated biopharma manufacturing environments.

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Partnership16 partners
Strategic tierCoreTypeTechnology or IntegrationAnnounced on2026-04-29
Description

Cytiva and Rockwell Automation jointly launched the Figurate SCADA system, a supervisory control and data acquisition platform designed to remove digital bottlenecks in biopharmaceutical manufacturing. The platform features open architecture for third-party instrument integration, native interoperability with Cytiva bioprocessing equipment and Rockwell's FactoryTalk software suite, scalable growth from process development to commercial manufacturing, cGMP compliance support, and centralized alarms with real-time monitoring. The Figurate SCADA is available globally.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-03-23
Description

Cytiva, a Danaher company, and SR-TIGET launched a collaboration to advance next-generation genomic medicine platforms, establishing the first Danaher Beacon on the European continent. The initiative focuses on optimizing lentiviral vector production and homology-directed repair-based gene editing in hematopoietic stem cells, combining SR-TIGET's scientific leadership with Cytiva's manufacturing expertise alongside partners Aldevron and IDT. The multi-year collaboration aims to address bottlenecks in cell and gene therapy translation, scalability, and reproducibility. This is the first Danaher Beacon in the EU.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Cytiva announced a partnership with synthetic biology company Asimov for optimized biologics production, combining Asimov's genetic design tools and proprietary circuitry with Cytiva's bioprocessing platform capabilities to advance manufacturing of complex biologics.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Cytiva and Nuclera entered a collaboration to accelerate protein production, purification, and characterization for drug research and development. The companies demonstrated the ability to produce and analyze key proteins within five days — significantly faster than traditional methods — by integrating Nuclera's eProtein Discovery benchtop system with Cytiva's technologies. Nuclera also installed its system at Domainex as its first CRO implementation.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Cytiva and Yoshindo established a biosimilar manufacturing system in Japan using Cytiva's FlexFactory technology. The system aims to start production by 2028, focusing on biosimilar active pharmaceutical ingredients for antibody drugs. This collaboration supports Japan's domestic biosimilar manufacturing capacity and aligns with growth forecasts for the biosimilar market.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Chime Biologics deepened its collaboration with Cytiva to boost manufacturing capacity, leveraging Cytiva's solutions to expand bioprocessing capabilities for biopharmaceutical manufacturing.

Strategic tierMinorTypeChannel Partner/ Reseller/ Distributor
Description

Domainex installed Cytiva's eProtein Discovery system as its first CRO implementation for protein characterization, demonstrating the integration of Cytiva technology within a contract research organization.

8Swedish Government (Testa Center)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

The Testa Center in Uppsala, Sweden is a public-private initiative between the Swedish government and Cytiva. It launched the Testa Challenge program to address scalability challenges in adeno-associated virus (AAV) manufacturing for gene therapy applications. Aldevron supplies production-grade plasmid DNA to participants in the three-week fully funded program.

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Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Cytiva partnered with Multiply Labs to develop robotic cluster production systems for next-generation biological therapies. Multiply Labs deploys robotic automation for cell therapy manufacturing, with Cytiva contributing bioprocessing expertise as part of the collaboration that also includes companies like AstraZeneca, NVIDIA, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Kyverna Therapeutics, Legend Biotech, and WuXi STA.

Strategic tierFlagshipTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Cytiva received an award from ARPA-H with the ambition to help transform CAR-T cell therapy for solid tumors. This US government funding supports development of in vivo cell therapy programs using advanced gene editing and delivery technologies. Cytiva is among notable recipients including immunoVec, Tessera Therapeutics, and Nkarta receiving funding up to $48 million.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Cytiva is collaborating with Cellular Origins on the Constellation robotic automation platform for scalable, end-to-end cell and gene therapy manufacturing. Cytiva is part of an Innovate UK-funded consortium including Fresenius Kabi, Thermo Fisher Scientific, and Wilson Wolf/ScaleReady to advance fully-automated, robotically-operated CGT manufacturing. Cellular Origins secured $40 million Series A funding with JJDC and Highland Europe.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Cytiva developed its Sefia cell therapy manufacturing platform in collaboration with Kite, a Gilead company, to support CAR-T cell therapy manufacturing. Kite is a leading cell therapy developer with approved CAR-T products.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Aldevron is a partner in the SR-TIGET collaboration, supplying production-grade plasmid DNA to participants in the Testa Challenge program and contributing to the broader genomic medicine platform development alongside Cytiva and SR-TIGET.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

IDT is a partner in the SR-TIGET genomic medicine collaboration, contributing gene editing and nucleic acid synthesis expertise alongside Cytiva and SR-TIGET for lentiviral vector production and homology-directed repair-based gene editing.

Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Cytiva and Uppsala University held their 2026 management dialogue to review outcomes of their strategic partnership formally established in November 2024. The collaboration builds on several decades of collaboration in life sciences, chemistry, biology, and biotechnology, with both parties exploring new areas including automation. The partnership addresses joint funding opportunities, external partnerships, and forms for evaluation and follow-up to strengthen academia-industry knowledge exchange.

Strategic tierMinorTypeStrategic or Co-development Partner
Description

Cytiva and Veeda Lifesciences established a new host cell protein (HCP) services center, combining Cytiva's analytical capabilities with Veeda's contract research expertise to support biopharma companies in HCP characterization and compliance.

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Peers10 records
TypeDirect peer
Description

Sartorius is a global bioprocessing equipment and consumables leader, with a bioprocess solutions division that directly competes with Cytiva in bioreactors, single-use systems, filtration, and cell line/media products for biopharma manufacturing.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Thermo Fisher's Life Sciences / Bioproduction businesses compete head-to-head with Cytiva in single-use technologies, bioreactors, chromatography, and downstream processing consumables for biopharma manufacturing customers.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Repligen is a focused bioprocessing pure-play competing with Cytiva in chromatography resins and columns, filtration systems, and process analytics for biopharmaceutical manufacturing.

TypeDirect peer
Description

Merck's Life Science segment (MilliporeSigma) is a direct competitor in upstream cell culture media, single-use bioreactors, filtration, chromatography, and process development services for biopharma.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Agilent competes with Cytiva's Biacore protein analysis business in SPR, chromatography, and biopharma analytical instruments, with a broader analytical instrument and diagnostics portfolio.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Cytiva's parent conglomerate; Danaher's broader Life Sciences and Diagnostics businesses (Beckman, Leica, Cepheid, IDT, Aldevron, Pall) overlap and integrate with Cytiva's bioprocess focus as a diversified life sciences platform.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Waters is a leading analytical instruments and chromatography informatics company that overlaps with Cytiva's protein analysis and chromatography workflow offerings for biopharma customers.

TypeEmerging player
Description

908 Devices is a smaller, focused player in bioprocess analytical and protein characterization technologies (mass spectrometry, Raman) that compete with parts of Cytiva's Biacore and PAT portfolio.

TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Bio-Techne provides proteins, reagents, and analytical tools to the biopharma research and bioprocess markets, overlapping with Cytiva's consumables and protein analysis offerings for research and process development customers.

TypeOthers
Description

Lonza is a leading CDMO and bioprocess solutions provider; while primarily a customer/competitor in CDMO services, Lonza's bioprocess and cell & gene therapy offerings create adjacent competition and partnership dynamics with Cytiva's products.

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Cytiva

Bioprocessing Equipment and Consumablescytivalifesciences.com

Cytiva is a global bioprocess technology and services provider, supplying biopharmaceutical developers with equipment, consumables, automation, and fill-finish solutions used to manufacture biologics, vaccines, and cell and gene therapies. The company operates approximately 15,000 associates across 41 countries as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Danaher.

What Cytiva does

Cytiva is a global provider of technologies and services for biomanufacturing, supplying biopharmaceutical developers with the equipment, consumables, reagents, and automation needed to take therapies from discovery through commercial production. Founded in 2019 when Danaher acquired GE Healthcare's Biopharma business, Cytiva traces a 60-year heritage in bioprocess technology and today operates approximately 15,000 associates across 41 countries, with 36 manufacturing sites and 23 R&D centers. Its core platforms include ÄKTA chromatography systems, Biacore 8S/8S+ surface plasmon resonance systems, ReadyToProcess WAVE bioreactors with single-use Cellbag containers, the FlexFactory end-to-end platform, ELEVECTA cell lines for adeno-associated virus (AAV) production, the SA25 aseptic filling workcell, and Figurate SCADA software co-developed with Rockwell Automation. The 2023 integration of Pall Life Sciences added a complementary portfolio in filtration, separation, and fluid handling, and regulatory milestones include FDA Advanced Manufacturing Technology (AMT) designation for ELEVECTA; Cytiva states that six of seven approved CAR-T cell therapies use its technology.

Cytiva monetizes across three primary streams: capital equipment (single-use bioreactors, chromatography skids, fill-finish workcells, SPR instruments), recurring consumables and reagents (resins, filtration media, single-use assemblies) that drive an annuity-like base, and services spanning installation, qualification, maintenance, training, and regulatory/compliance documentation. Commercial motion combines direct enterprise field sales for large biopharma and CDMOs with direct-to-customer eCommerce for researchers and smaller developers, plus integrations with procurement platforms such as Coupa and Jaggaer. Danaher's parent-level projection of $500-800M in annual software revenue by 2029 frames a longer-term monetization lever on the installed base, supported by the Figurate SCADA, Cytiva Data Bridge, Biacore Insight, and digital twin tooling set.

The customer base spans large biopharma (e.g., Kite/Gilead using the Sefia platform), contract development and manufacturing organizations (Chime Biologics), gene therapy developers (SR-TIGET, Yoshindo), and a long tail of emerging biotech and academic researchers. Cytiva's strategic posture is reinforced through the Danaher Beacon program (with SR-TIGET in the EU), ARPA-H CAR-T funding collaboration, and an active partnership and M&A program with names including Multiply Labs, Cellular Origins, Asimov, Nuclera, Domainex, Aldevron, IDT, Veeda Lifesciences, Fida Bioscience, and recent acquisitions of Intermountain Life Sciences, GoSilico, Vanrx Pharmasystems, and CEVEC Pharmaceuticals.

Cytiva firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Cytiva
Legal name
Global Life Sciences Solutions USA LLC
Website
https://cytivalifesciences.com
Company type
Private
Founded year
2019
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
5,001–10,000 employees
Short description
Cytiva is a global bioprocess technology and services provider, supplying biopharmaceutical developers with equipment, consumables, automation, and fill-finish solutions used to manufacture biologics, vaccines, and cell and gene therapies. The company operates approximately 15,000 associates across 41 countries as a wholly-owned subsidiary of Danaher.
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Cytiva industry classification

Industry
Product category
Bioprocessing Equipment and Consumables
NAICS
Biological Product (except Diagnostic) Manufacturing (325414)
SIC
Services-Commercial Physical & Biological Research (8731)
akta.pro primary industry
Automation, Controls & Manufacturing Execution for Bioprocessing (SCADA/DCS/PLC/MES) (HLAAAJAE)
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Process Analytical Technology (PAT) & In-Line/At-Line Analytics (spectroscopy, sensors, monitoring) (HLAAAJAD), Aseptic Processing, Fill-Finish & Sterile Manufacturing Tech (isolators, lyophilization interfaces) (HLAAAJAG), Viral Clearance, Sterile Filtration & Bioburden Control Technologies (HLAAAJAL)

Keywords

  • Bioprocessing equipment
  • Biopharmaceutical manufacturing
  • Chromatography systems
  • Cell culture bioreactors
  • Filtration consumables

Where Cytiva is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Marlborough
HQ country
United States
HQ region
North America

Offices10 records

Markets served

Cytiva business model

Business model
GTM type
B2B
Offering type
Hardware or Manufacturing
Cost components
Operations, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Supply Chain, Infrastructure, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Bioprocessing Equipment and Instruments: Cytiva generates revenue from selling bioprocessing equipment including bioreactors (ReadyToProcess WAVE, X-platform), chromatography systems (ÄKTA pure, ÄKTA flux), filtration systems, and protein analysis instruments (Biacore SPR systems). Equipment sales are typically capital expenditures for biopharma manufacturers and CDMOs, often with multi-year procurement cycles.
  2. Consumables and Reagents: A significant revenue stream from single-use consumables including bioreactor bags (Cellbag), chromatography resins, filtration membranes and capsules, cell culture media and feeds, microcarriers, SPR sensor chips, electrophoresis reagents, and other disposables. Consumables represent recurring revenue driven by the utilization frequency of installed equipment.
  3. Services, Maintenance, and Support: Cytiva provides equipment service, qualification, remote support, regulatory consulting, and process development services. The company operates Fast Trak centers offering process development and validation services, and provides regulatory services consulting including strategic consulting, document publishing, and lifecycle support. Service revenue includes equipment repairs, instrument qualification (IQ/OQ), and maintenance training.
  4. Regulatory and Compliance Documentation Services: Subscription-based access to regulatory support documentation including change control notifications (CCNs), regulatory support files (RSFs), validation guides, extractables information, and compliance documentation for single-use systems. These subscriptions support customers in regulated biopharma manufacturing environments.

Pricing tiers

ModelBillingPrice
Unit PricingPay-as-you-goIndividual product pricing via eCommerce
SubscriptionAnnualRegulatory support documentation subscription

Go-to-market motion2 records

Distribution channels5 records

Marketing channels6 records

Cytiva product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Cytiva manufactures and supplies bioprocessing technologies and services for biopharmaceutical manufacturing, spanning upstream bioprocessing (single-use bioreactors, cell culture media, microcarriers), downstream processing (chromatography systems, filtration, tangential flow filtration), protein analysis (SPR systems), and aseptic filling. The company also provides cell lines for viral vector and gene therapy manufacturing, automation/SCADA software, and Fast Trak process development services for researchers, biotech firms, and biopharma manufacturers.

Product overview

Cytiva provides a unified portfolio of biopharmaceutical manufacturing technologies under Danaher, organized around integrated platform solutions spanning discovery through delivery. The core offerings include Biacore 8 series SPR systems (8S and 8S+) for protein interaction analysis paired with Biacore Insight Software; ÄKTA pure chromatography systems and ÄKTA readyflux TFF systems for downstream purification; ReadyToProcess WAVE and iCELLis Nano bioreactors with Cellbag containers and Cytodex microcarriers for upstream cell culture; Figurate SCADA (with Rockwell Automation) for process automation; and aseptic filling solutions including SA25 Workcell and Microcell Vial Filler. ELEVECTA producer and transient cell lines enable AAV-based gene therapy manufacturing, while FlexFactory provides end-to-end manufacturing platforms. The 2023 integration of Pall Life Sciences expanded Cytiva's filtration, chromatography, and single-use consumables portfolio. Cytiva also offers supporting software including UNICORN, Data Bridge, and Biacore Simul8, with Fast Trak services for process development and validation.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Biacore 8S SPR System Surface plasmon resonance instrument for label-free molecular interaction analysis, capable of screening 384 proteins in approximately 15 minutes with integrated plate handling and automated workflows, targeted at drug discovery researchers and biopharma scientists.
  • Biacore 8S+ SPR System Enhanced surface plasmon resonance system combining rapid screening and high-quality molecular characterization in a single instrument, designed for drug discovery applications.
  • ELEVECTA Producer Cell Line Stable cell line for inducible AAV production with all required genes stably integrated into the host cell genome, requiring only an induction step to initiate AAV production, used for gene therapy manufacturing.
  • ELEVECTA Transient Cell Line Flexible cell line for producing viral vectors using triple transfection, designed to minimize development time and advance candidates to clinical trials; received FDA Advanced Manufacturing Technology designation and reduces encapsidated host cell DNA by up to 99% compared to commercially available cell lines.
  • Figurate SCADA System Supervisory control and data acquisition platform jointly developed with Rockwell Automation to eliminate digital bottlenecks in biopharmaceutical manufacturing through open architecture, native FactoryTalk interoperability, scalable growth from process development to commercial manufacturing, and cGMP compliance support.
  • ReadyToProcess WAVE Bioreactor Single-use bioreactor system using Cellbag containers for non-invasive animal cell cultivation with rocking motion technology, used for cell culture and bioprocessing applications.
  • iCELLis Nano Bioreactor Adherent cell single-use bioreactor for high-density cell culture applications including viral vector and cell therapy manufacturing.
  • ÄKTA pure Chromatography Systems Automated liquid chromatography systems for protein purification designed for research and production purposes from early development through commercial release.
  • ÄKTA readyflux TFF Systems Fully automated tangential flow filtration solutions combining single-use flow kits and intuitive software for streamlined bioprocessing workflows, reducing batch turnaround time and contamination risk.
  • Allegro Connect Systems Single-use automated filtration systems including depth filtration and virus filtration systems for robust process control during clarification and downstream processing.
  • SA25 Aseptic Filling Workcell Standardized gloveless filler with specialized robots that fill and close nests of vials, syringes, or cartridges for flexible contamination control and accelerated time to market.
  • Microcell Vial Filler Closed robotic isolator for small-batch pharmaceutical vial filling designed for personalized medicines and clinical trial material manufacturing.
  • Drug Product Filtration System System for terminal sterilization prior to filling with maximum product recovery, supporting EU GMP Annex 1 requirements with automated PUPSIT.
  • FlexFactory Platform End-to-end biomanufacturing platform combining upstream and downstream technologies for accelerated therapeutics development and scalable production, used by emerging and large biopharma for biosimilar and biologic manufacturing.
  • Cellbag Bioreactor Containers Presterilized single-use bioreactor bags available in Bioclear 10, Bioclear 11, and Fortem film formulations for use with ReadyToProcess WAVE systems.
  • Cytodex Microcarriers Microcarrier beads for anchorage-dependent cell culture, including Cytodex 1 for general use and Cytodex 3 for difficult-to-culture cells, used in bioreactor cell culture applications.
  • X-Platform Bioreactors Single-use upstream bioprocessing solutions for manufacturing cell therapies, viral vectors, and monoclonal antibodies, offering scalable capacity for process development and commercial manufacturing.
  • CAP Ad Cell Line Proprietary cell line based on human suspension cells tailored for adenoviral vector production that minimizes replication-competent adenovirus, used in gene therapy and vaccine manufacturing.
  • Fast Trak Process Development and Validation Services Process development, scale-up, and validation services delivered through Cytiva's global Fast Trak centers, including the expanded Bengaluru facility, supporting biopharma customers with upstream and downstream workflows.
  • Regulatory and Compliance Documentation Services Subscription-based access to regulatory support documentation including change control notifications (CCNs), regulatory support files (RSFs), validation guides, and extractables information for single-use systems in regulated biopharma manufacturing environments.

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  • The ELEVECTA transient cell line reduces encapsidated host cell DNA by up to 99% compared to commercially available cell lines, supporting a stronger product quality profile in AAV manufacturing.
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  • Rockwell AutomationcoreTechnology or Integration · 29 April 2026Cytiva and Rockwell Automation jointly launched the Figurate SCADA system, a supervisory control and data acquisition platform designed to remove digital bottlenecks in biopharmaceutical manufacturing. The platform features open architecture for third-party instrument integration, native interoperability with Cytiva bioprocessing equipment and Rockwell's FactoryTalk software suite, scalable growth from process development to commercial manufacturing, cGMP compliance support, and centralized alarms with real-time monitoring. The Figurate SCADA is available globally.
  • San Raffaele Telethon Institute for Gene Therapy (SR-TIGET)flagshipStrategic or Co-development Partner · 23 March 2026Cytiva, a Danaher company, and SR-TIGET launched a collaboration to advance next-generation genomic medicine platforms, establishing the first Danaher Beacon on the European continent. The initiative focuses on optimizing lentiviral vector production and homology-directed repair-based gene editing in hematopoietic stem cells, combining SR-TIGET's scientific leadership with Cytiva's manufacturing expertise alongside partners Aldevron and IDT. The multi-year collaboration aims to address bottlenecks in cell and gene therapy translation, scalability, and reproducibility. This is the first Danaher Beacon in the EU.
  • AsimovcoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCytiva announced a partnership with synthetic biology company Asimov for optimized biologics production, combining Asimov's genetic design tools and proprietary circuitry with Cytiva's bioprocessing platform capabilities to advance manufacturing of complex biologics.
  • NucleracoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCytiva and Nuclera entered a collaboration to accelerate protein production, purification, and characterization for drug research and development. The companies demonstrated the ability to produce and analyze key proteins within five days — significantly faster than traditional methods — by integrating Nuclera's eProtein Discovery benchtop system with Cytiva's technologies. Nuclera also installed its system at Domainex as its first CRO implementation.
  • YoshindocoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCytiva and Yoshindo established a biosimilar manufacturing system in Japan using Cytiva's FlexFactory technology. The system aims to start production by 2028, focusing on biosimilar active pharmaceutical ingredients for antibody drugs. This collaboration supports Japan's domestic biosimilar manufacturing capacity and aligns with growth forecasts for the biosimilar market.
  • Chime BiologicscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerChime Biologics deepened its collaboration with Cytiva to boost manufacturing capacity, leveraging Cytiva's solutions to expand bioprocessing capabilities for biopharmaceutical manufacturing.
  • DomainexminorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorDomainex installed Cytiva's eProtein Discovery system as its first CRO implementation for protein characterization, demonstrating the integration of Cytiva technology within a contract research organization.
  • Swedish Government (Testa Center)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerThe Testa Center in Uppsala, Sweden is a public-private initiative between the Swedish government and Cytiva. It launched the Testa Challenge program to address scalability challenges in adeno-associated virus (AAV) manufacturing for gene therapy applications. Aldevron supplies production-grade plasmid DNA to participants in the three-week fully funded program.
  • Multiply LabscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCytiva partnered with Multiply Labs to develop robotic cluster production systems for next-generation biological therapies. Multiply Labs deploys robotic automation for cell therapy manufacturing, with Cytiva contributing bioprocessing expertise as part of the collaboration that also includes companies like AstraZeneca, NVIDIA, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Kyverna Therapeutics, Legend Biotech, and WuXi STA.
  • ARPA-H (Advanced Research Projects Agency for Health)flagshipStrategic or Co-development PartnerCytiva received an award from ARPA-H with the ambition to help transform CAR-T cell therapy for solid tumors. This US government funding supports development of in vivo cell therapy programs using advanced gene editing and delivery technologies. Cytiva is among notable recipients including immunoVec, Tessera Therapeutics, and Nkarta receiving funding up to $48 million.
  • Cellular OriginscoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCytiva is collaborating with Cellular Origins on the Constellation robotic automation platform for scalable, end-to-end cell and gene therapy manufacturing. Cytiva is part of an Innovate UK-funded consortium including Fresenius Kabi, Thermo Fisher Scientific, and Wilson Wolf/ScaleReady to advance fully-automated, robotically-operated CGT manufacturing. Cellular Origins secured $40 million Series A funding with JJDC and Highland Europe.
  • Kite, a Gilead companycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCytiva developed its Sefia cell therapy manufacturing platform in collaboration with Kite, a Gilead company, to support CAR-T cell therapy manufacturing. Kite is a leading cell therapy developer with approved CAR-T products.
  • AldevroncoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerAldevron is a partner in the SR-TIGET collaboration, supplying production-grade plasmid DNA to participants in the Testa Challenge program and contributing to the broader genomic medicine platform development alongside Cytiva and SR-TIGET.
  • Integrated DNA Technologies (IDT)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerIDT is a partner in the SR-TIGET genomic medicine collaboration, contributing gene editing and nucleic acid synthesis expertise alongside Cytiva and SR-TIGET for lentiviral vector production and homology-directed repair-based gene editing.
  • Uppsala UniversitycoreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCytiva and Uppsala University held their 2026 management dialogue to review outcomes of their strategic partnership formally established in November 2024. The collaboration builds on several decades of collaboration in life sciences, chemistry, biology, and biotechnology, with both parties exploring new areas including automation. The partnership addresses joint funding opportunities, external partnerships, and forms for evaluation and follow-up to strengthen academia-industry knowledge exchange.
  • Veeda LifesciencesminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCytiva and Veeda Lifesciences established a new host cell protein (HCP) services center, combining Cytiva's analytical capabilities with Veeda's contract research expertise to support biopharma companies in HCP characterization and compliance.

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  • Sartorius AG: Sartorius is a global bioprocessing equipment and consumables leader, with a bioprocess solutions division that directly competes with Cytiva in bioreactors, single-use systems, filtration, and cell line/media products for biopharma manufacturing.
  • Thermo Fisher Scientific: Thermo Fisher's Life Sciences / Bioproduction businesses compete head-to-head with Cytiva in single-use technologies, bioreactors, chromatography, and downstream processing consumables for biopharma manufacturing customers.
  • Repligen Corporation: Repligen is a focused bioprocessing pure-play competing with Cytiva in chromatography resins and columns, filtration systems, and process analytics for biopharmaceutical manufacturing.
  • Merck KGaA (MilliporeSigma Life Science): Merck's Life Science segment (MilliporeSigma) is a direct competitor in upstream cell culture media, single-use bioreactors, filtration, chromatography, and process development services for biopharma.

Broad incumbents

  • Agilent Technologies: Agilent competes with Cytiva's Biacore protein analysis business in SPR, chromatography, and biopharma analytical instruments, with a broader analytical instrument and diagnostics portfolio.
  • Danaher Corporation (parent): Cytiva's parent conglomerate; Danaher's broader Life Sciences and Diagnostics businesses (Beckman, Leica, Cepheid, IDT, Aldevron, Pall) overlap and integrate with Cytiva's bioprocess focus as a diversified life sciences platform.
  • Waters Corporation: Waters is a leading analytical instruments and chromatography informatics company that overlaps with Cytiva's protein analysis and chromatography workflow offerings for biopharma customers.
  • Bio-Techne: Bio-Techne provides proteins, reagents, and analytical tools to the biopharma research and bioprocess markets, overlapping with Cytiva's consumables and protein analysis offerings for research and process development customers.

Emerging players

  • 908 Devices: 908 Devices is a smaller, focused player in bioprocess analytical and protein characterization technologies (mass spectrometry, Raman) that compete with parts of Cytiva's Biacore and PAT portfolio.

Others

  • Lonza Group: Lonza is a leading CDMO and bioprocess solutions provider; while primarily a customer/competitor in CDMO services, Lonza's bioprocess and cell & gene therapy offerings create adjacent competition and partnership dynamics with Cytiva's products.

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Frequently asked questions about Cytiva

What does Cytiva do?

Cytiva manufactures and supplies bioprocessing technologies and services for biopharmaceutical manufacturing, spanning upstream bioprocessing (single-use bioreactors, cell culture media, microcarriers), downstream processing (chromatography systems, filtration, tangential flow filtration), protein analysis (SPR systems), and aseptic filling. The company also provides cell lines for viral vector and gene therapy manufacturing, automation/SCADA software, and Fast Trak process development services for researchers, biotech firms, and biopharma manufacturers.

Is Cytiva a public or private company?

Cytiva is a private company. It is classified as corporate owned and is currently operating.

When was Cytiva founded?

Cytiva was founded in 2019. It employs 5,001 to 10,000 people.

Where is Cytiva based?

Cytiva is headquartered in Marlborough, United States, in the North America region.

How does Cytiva make money?

Four revenue lines are on record. Bioprocessing Equipment and Instruments are the primary driver. The others are consumables and Reagents, services, Maintenance, and Support and regulatory and Compliance Documentation Services.

Who are Cytiva's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Sartorius AG, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Repligen Corporation and Merck KGaA (MilliporeSigma Life Science). Broad incumbents are Agilent Technologies, Danaher Corporation (parent), Waters Corporation and Bio-Techne. 908 Devices is listed as an emerging player. Lonza Group is listed as an others.

Does Cytiva have an API?

No public API is recorded for Cytiva.

What industry is Cytiva in?

Cytiva's product category is Bioprocessing Equipment and Consumables. Its primary akta.pro industry code is HLAAAJAE, Automation, Controls & Manufacturing Execution for Bioprocessing (SCADA/DCS/PLC/MES), with a secondary code of HLAAAJAD, Process Analytical Technology (PAT) & In-Line/At-Line Analytics (spectroscopy, sensors, monitoring). Its NAICS code is 325414 and its SIC code is 8731.

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PrtimesCytiva、「Cytiva Forum Japan 2026」を開催:バイオ医薬品の実用化を支える課題と技術動向を共有Cytiva held its Cytiva Forum Japan 2026 in Tokyo from September 7-8, featuring 20 seminars and panel discussions on biopharmaceutical challenges. The event covered next-generation modalities, manufacturing technologies, and quality compliance, with sessions on cell and gene therapies and single-use systems.BioPharm InternationalQuality by Design for Affinity ChromatographyA quality-by-design (QbD) approach is applied to affinity chromatography process development, including resin design and manufacturing. Cytiva and Thermo Fisher use QbD to minimize lot-to-lot variability, with examples like MabSelect PrismA and LambdaXP resins. The approach helps establish critical process parameters and control strategies for robust processes.TalkMarketsAI In Genomics Market Gains Ground in Personalized Treatment PlanningThe global AI in genomics market is projected to grow from USD 1.3 billion in 2025 to USD 18.8 billion by 2033, driven by the increasing volume of genomic data and the adoption of precision medicine. North America currently leads the market with 38.36% of revenue, while Asia Pacific is expected to record the fastest growth due to expanding digital health initiatives. Strategic partnerships, such as the collaboration between Cytiva and WhiteLab Genomics, are shaping the competitive landscape by optimizing drug discovery and development workflows.BioPharm InternationalPurification Through Membrane Chromatography for Advanced TherapiesThe article discusses the growing adoption of membrane chromatography as a superior alternative to traditional resin-based methods for purifying advanced therapies like plasmids and viral vectors due to its faster processing speeds and higher throughput. Key industry players including Purilogics, Cytiva, Sartorius, and MilliporeSigma are highlighted for providing scalable membrane solutions that address specific manufacturing needs. Despite challenges related to industry conservatism and regulatory hurdles, experts anticipate steady market growth driven by demand for efficient biopharmaceutical production.Tech TimesAI Drug Purification Clears GMP Test at Taiwan CDMO: 11 Percent Recovery Gain From Five ExperimentsMycenax Biotech, a Taiwanese contract drug manufacturer, has achieved what appears to be the first publicly documented proof that an AI-driven physics-based digital twin can clear full GMP validation in a commercial biologic purification operation, lifting product recovery by 11 percentage points for a clinical-stage antibody drug whose commercial viability was previously in doubt. The result was achieved using Cytiva's GoSilico platform, which required only five physical experiments to calibrate the model before running 3,000 virtual simulations to identify optimal purification conditions, ultimately reducing purification steps from four to two and demonstrating GMP validation with just 1% deviation from model predictions. The timing coincides with the BIOSECURE Act (signed December 2025), which is forcing US pharmaceutical companies to find alternatives to Chinese CDMOs, positioning Taiwan's CDMO sector to capture redirected business estimated at $10 to $20 billion in annual contracts.ChinaventureIn 40 years, it has returned 1800 times to shareholders.Danaher reported Q2 2026 revenue of $6.265 billion and net profit of $870 million, exceeding expectations. Over 40 years, its stock has risen more than 1800 times, and it has completed over 400 M&A transactions. 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The report identifies key industry players including Thermo Fisher Scientific, Sartorius AG, Cytiva, Merck KGaA, and Bio-Rad Laboratories, with cell and gene therapy applications anticipated to record the fastest growth among segments.EIN PresswireFetal Bovine Serum Market Industry Leaders, Competitive Positioning, and Future Market PotentialThermo Fisher Scientific led the fetal bovine serum market in 2024 with a 6% share, while the top 10 players held 30% of total revenue. The market is fairly concentrated, with major players including Merck, Cytiva, and Sartorius. Animal-component-free alternatives are emerging as a competitive trend.