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Quality and quantity

QPS increases Asian presence, expands clinical trials with acquisition of majority stake in Taiwan-based Qualitix
Written byLori Lesko
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NEWARK, Del.—Aimed at expanding its presence in the rapidly growing Asian market and enhancing its global footprint with the addition of critical late-stage clinical trial capabilities, global analytical provider QPS LLC, a contract research organization (CRO), has acquired the majority stake in Qualitix Clinical Research, a CRO with offices in China and Taiwan.

The Qualitix deal, announced March 8, is the fourth cross-border acquisition for QPS in the last six months. Based in Taipei and Shanghai, Qualitix is a spinoff from Taiwan-based biotechnology company Genovate, which retains a minority interest in the operation, renamed QPS-Qualitix Taiwan.

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