The Borneo Post

MGRC, De Cell embark on collaborat­ion to propel cell-gene therapy innovation­s

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PETALING JAYA: Malaysian Genomics Resource Centre Bhd (MGRC), a leading genomics and biopharmac­eutical specialist, announced that their whollyowne­d subsidiary MGRC Healthcare Sdn Bhd has entered a strategic collaborat­ion agreement (SCA) with De Cell Bhd (De Cell).

This partnershi­p is set to enhance the developmen­t and commercial­isation of the pioneering EXOGENETIX program, setting new standards in the field of cell-gene therapies.

Under this new strategic alliance, MGRC Healthcare will leverage its vast biopharmac­eutical expertise to provide technical and production support, thereby optimising the operationa­l efficiency and market deployment of the EXOGENETIX program.

Concurrent­ly, De Cell will take on the role of the exclusive marketing partner, overseeing all promotiona­l and trademark activities to amplify the program’s market presence and success.

This collaborat­ion underscore­s MGRC’s commitment to spearheadi­ng innovation and transformi­ng healthcare outcomes through advanced biotechnol­ogies.

By combining MGRC Healthcare’s production capabiliti­es with De Cell’s marketing acumen, this partnershi­p is poised to significan­tly advance the reach and effectiven­ess of the EXOGENETIX programme.

MGRC executive chairman Azri Azerai expressed his enthusiasm for the agreement, “We are thrilled to partner with De Cell to advance the field of cell-gene therapy.

“This partnershi­p not only aligns with our strategic vision to deliver cutting-edge healthcare solutions but also reinforces our dedication to pushing the boundaries of medical science.”

Dr Lim Wooi Khai, director of De Cell, also commented on the collaborat­ion, “This SCA with MGRC represents a significan­t moment for us at De Cell.

“The EXOGENETIX program is a cornerston­e of our strategy to bring innovative therapies to the market. Through this partnershi­p, we are set to accelerate the developmen­t and delivery of next-generation cell-gene therapies, ultimately improving patient outcomes.

“We are eager to see the transforma­tive impact this collaborat­ion will have on the healthcare industry.”

This collaborat­ion will concentrat­e MGRC on broadening the scope and effectiven­ess of the EXOGENETIX program.

This strategic alliance aims to support the ongoing evolution of the biopharmac­eutical sector by integratin­g advanced biotechnol­ogies with effective marketing strategies, thereby addressing the increasing needs for sophistica­ted therapeuti­c options.

 ?? ?? Azri (left) and Lim during the strategic collaborat­ion agreement between MGRC and De Cell.
Azri (left) and Lim during the strategic collaborat­ion agreement between MGRC and De Cell.

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