France's bioMerieux, a leading in vitro diagnostics firm, has acquired the privately-held AviaraDx, a US molecular in vitro diagnostics company, based in San Diego, California. AviaraDx' diagnostic tests, based on its proprietary technologies, are used in the molecular classification of cancers and to assist oncologists in making critical therapeutic decisions. The company has built a molecular R&D facility and a small sales and marketing team, as well as a high-complexity Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments certified service lab.
bioMerieux has paid $60.0 million for full ownership of AviaraDx, which it plans to keep as an independent legal entity called bioTheranostics. Richard Ding, the French firm's corporate vice president of business development and theranostics, has been named chief executive of the new entity. He will also continue to serve as a member of the bioMerieux management committee.
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