Lonza and Asimov join forces on In Vivo lentiviral vector manufacturing

2 October 2026

Leading Swiss contract development and manufacturing organization (CDMO) Lonza (SWX: LONN) and Asimov, which is building an AI-native synthetic biology platform to advance therapeutic development, today announced a strategic collaboration to advance lentiviral vector (LVV) manufacturing for emerging in vivo applications.

The collaboration brings together Asimov’s LV Edge system cell line technologies with Lonza’s expertise in process development, scale-up, analytics and GMP manufacturing. By connecting early design decisions with development and manufacturing considerations, the collaboration helps developers incorporate manufacturing considerations earlier in development, creating a stronger foundation for scalable clinical and commercial production.

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