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ELITechGroup Acquires Freezing Point Osmometry Provider GONOTEC

By LabMedica International staff writers
Posted on 19 Jul 2021
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ELITechGroup (Puteaux, France) has acquired GONOTEC (Berlin, Germany), thus uniting two osmometry market leaders.

The acquisition will also provides the industry with a full range of osmometry solutions that meet specific needs, enabling physicians to more rapidly and accurately diagnosis disease and determine the proper course of patient treatment. In addition, ELITechGroup will now have a direct market presence in Germany, enabling the company to serve customers with its entire portfolio of products and solutions directly.

"The strategic acquisition of GONOTEC expands the company's global capabilities to deliver innovative products to the in vitro diagnostics, biotech, chemical, environmental, food & beverage, pharmaceutical, and research market segments. With a combined 90+ years of innovation, we aim to become the number one osmometry company in the world," said Bryce McEuen, Vice President, Biomedical Systems. "In addition, the acquisition increases our capacity and geographic presence to serve laboratories with superior levels of service and customer support."

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