MaxCyte is a leading cell engineering platform technology to support cell therapeutic discovery, development, and commercialisation. MaxCyte’s ExPERT platform is the leading technology for non-viral ex vivo cell therapy, a market that is forecasted to grow to over $24bn by 2026.
Over the last 20 years, MaxCyte has been developing flow electroporation methods of transfection and is still operated and minority owned by the founder. The company has ~40% market share in US non-viral clinical programs and the ExPERT platforms offer better transfection rates and a faster route to clinic for customers relative to Lonza or Thermo Fisher’s competing solutions.
The company has 13 customers on strategic platform licenses where MXCT receives a recurring instrument license and consumable income per year plus a percentage of sales once the therapy is commercialised. MaxCyte is the highest-quality non-viral cell engineering globally that is positioned to be the platform provider for the future for ex vivo cell therapies.
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