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For manufacturers & fractionators

Secure the plasma behind your products.

We help manufacturers expand and protect their plasma supply: new collection capacity, new markets, specialty programs, and partnerships with national programs.

Ways to grow supply
  1. Your own collection centers
  2. Acquired collection networks
  3. Contracted supply from independents
  4. Partnerships with national programs
  5. Specialty plasma programs
01 · The challenge

Demand grows faster than supply.

Demand for plasma-derived therapies keeps rising, while collection is concentrated in a few countries and a few large networks. New capacity takes years to license and ramp up, and every supply source brings its own quality, regulatory, and contract risk.

Growth now often runs through new markets and governments: national programs that want a manufacturing partner, and regions opening to collection for the first time. Those deals involve policy, regulation, and public stakeholders, not only operations.

02 · Our standard

Supply you can rely on, to your specification.

Security

Diversified supply

Own, acquired, contracted, and partnered sources, so no single source holds your production at risk.

Specification

Built to your standard

Upstream operations designed to your specification and to the regulators your products answer to.

Partnership

Deals that work for both sides

Structures that meet a government’s goals and a manufacturer’s requirements at the same time.

03 · How we do it

Ways we work with manufacturers.

Each engagement is shaped around a supply goal and measured in released, specification-ready liters.

Mergers & acquisitions

Due diligence on collection networks

Operational and compliance diligence on collection assets you plan to buy: true cost per liter and release rate, inspection and audit history, regulatory exposure, and the strength of the operating model, followed by integration onto your procedures and systems.

Expansion

New collection capacity

Plans for new centers and networks, from site selection to licensing and ramp-up.

Specialty plasma

Targeted donor programs

Programs for specialty and hyperimmune plasma, from donor identification to collection.

Partnerships

National program partnerships

Contract and toll fractionation, technology transfer, and long-term supply agreements with governments.

Auditing

Supplier qualification

Audits and qualification of the collectors that supply you, and support where they fall short.

New markets

Entry into opening regions

Assessment and entry plans where collection rules are changing.

Leadership

Interim and surge teams

Senior collection and quality leaders from our Expert Network, in place within weeks.

Operations

Network performance

CPL and release-rate improvement across your own collection network.

04 · What you receive

Clear decisions and a supply plan you can act on.

Plan

Supply strategy

Where your next liters come from, at what cost, and on what timeline.

Assess

Diligence and audits

An independent view of every asset and supplier you depend on.

Build

Execution support

From the first center or partnership to steady supply.

Planning your next source of plasma?

Start with the supply gap: how much, from where, and by when.

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