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Outsourcing

Galapagos will sell its contract research arm to Selvita

by Michael McCoy
December 5, 2020 | A version of this story appeared in Volume 98, Issue 47

 

The Belgian biotech firm Galapagos has agreed to sell its contract research organization (CRO) Fidelta to the Polish CRO Selvita for about $38 million. Based in Croatia, Fidelta employs more than 150 chemists and other scientists who provide discovery services to drug industry customers. Galapagos sold its other CROs, BioFocus and Argenta, to Charles River Laboratories in 2014.

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