Qiagen Buys STAT-Dx To Launch Next-Gen Syndromic Testing System

Qiagen has agreed to acquire STAT-Dx, a start-up that developed a multiplex diagnostic for common syndromes, for about $147m in upfront cash, and up to $44m in regulatory and commercial milestones.

Qiagen NV announced today it will acquire start-up STAT-Dx with the goal of developing the next-generation of multiplex diagnostics for one-step, fully integrated molecular analysis of common syndromes, such as serious respiratory or gastrointestinal infections, as well as in oncology.

The deal includes about $147m in upfront cash from Qiagen and up to $44m in regulatory and commercial milestones. It...

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