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Large
Molecules

Aragen supports large molecule research, development and manufacturing programmes through integrated biologics capabilities, analytical characterisation and process development expertise. Our capabilities support customer programmes across multiple stages of the development lifecycle, from early research through development and regulatory submission support, where applicable. Analytical characterisation and development workflows support programme evaluation, process understanding and development planning.

Aragen’s Biologics Development & Manufacturing platform operates on an integrated gene-to-GMP model and had an installed GMP biologics manufacturing capacity of 2.50 KL as of 31 March 2026. Since Fiscal 2019, we have delivered 54 cell lines to customers.

Discovery (CRO)

Integrated Discovery

Solving complex large molecule challenges with access to fully integrated discovery-to-development services, delivered with flexibility, speed and quality.

Biology

Preclinical testing in multiple therapeutics, with well-established protocols.

Molecular Biology

Custom molecule design solutions to accelerate R&D.

Antibody Discovery

Combining scientific expertise with expedited protocols to deliver target-specific antibody solutions.

Protein Sciences

Engineering protein solutions with robust analytical data.

Cell Line Development

Solutions for the stable expression and purification of novel molecules.

Development & Manufacturing (CDMO)

Process Research & Development

Aragen supports upstream process development, downstream process development and analytical method development across biologics research and development programmes.

Bioproduction

Creating R&D cost efficiency with protein and cell reagents.

Developability & Analytics

A broad range of analytical services and capabilities to enable successful biologics characterization and process development in a phase-appropriate manner.

GMP Manufacturing

Meeting your cGMP clinical drug substance needs using our scale-up experience in single-use bioreactors.