Danaher India and THSTI Unite to Scale Biomanufacturing in India

The critical momentum to the biomanufacturing sector in India is being spurred by the fact that Danaher India, a subsidiary of world science and technology giant Danaher Corporation, has entered into a strategic alliance with the Translational Health Science and Technology Institute (THSTI). The collaboration is a high-impact effort to strengthen the biomanufacturing ecosystem through supporting innovation, developing more local infrastructure, and improving the speed at which healthcare and biotech solutions can be delivered.

The collaboration was officially launched at the 16th Foundation Day and the 2nd Industry Business Meet of THSTI, which acted as a collaboration gateway amongst scientists, policymakers, startups, and industry leaders operating within and beyond the life science research showcases, translational research, and the healthcare technology convergence.

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Sanjay Murdeshwar, Regional President of Danaher India, emphasized the broader vision behind the alliance: “At Danaher, we are committed to advancing science and improving lives. Strengthening India’s biomanufacturing capabilities is a transformative goal that demands deep, collaborative partnerships across the entire innovation ecosystem. By working together with THSTI, we aim to build robust local capacity that will accelerate the development and delivery of cutting-edge healthcare solutions for India and the world.”

Prof. Ganesan Karthikeyan, Executive Director of THSTI, underscored the national relevance of the move: “This partnership with Danaher India is an important step towards realising our shared vision of making India a global hub for affordable healthcare products..."

Through this alliance India makes a firm resolve to become a manufacturing hub in life sciences industry and with the support of the best biotech infrastructure, R&D capability and industry-academia relationship, this resolution stands firm.