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Quanterix Completes Acquisition of Akoya Biosciences

By LabMedica International staff writers
Posted on 09 Jul 2025

Quanterix Corporation (Billerica, MA, USA) has completed its previously announced acquisition of Akoya Biosciences (Marlborough, MA, USA), paving the way for the creation of the first integrated solution for ultra-sensitive detection of blood- and tissue-based protein biomarkers. More...

The integration of Akoya’s spatial biology capabilities in tissue with Quanterix’s advanced tools for the ultra-sensitive detection of biomarkers in blood establishes the first fully integrated technology ecosystem to identify and measure biomarkers across tissue and blood. Quanterix is better positioned to serve research customers and ultimately clinicians with a broader set of technologies to improve diagnostic relevance and accuracy and enhance patient outcomes through biomarker-driven treatment decisions. With Quanterix’s industry-leading position in neurology and Akoya’s focus within oncology and immunology, Quanterix can expand its technology offerings across these high-growth markets.

The addition of Akoya’s cutting-edge spatial biology capabilities enables Quanterix to capitalize on growth opportunities in a USD5 billion serviceable addressable market. Leveraging Akoya’s established clinical partnerships and CLIA-certified lab services, Quanterix is now strategically positioned to drive significant value creation through an expanded portfolio of lab service offerings. This collaboration establishes a clear path for Quanterix to participate in the rapidly emerging spatial biology clinical market, particularly in oncology. Quanterix and Akoya have complementary offerings and deep customer relationships across discovery, translational, and clinical research.

“The acquisition of Akoya positions us to deliver comprehensive protein biomarker solutions that leverage signatures in blood and tissue, together providing a more holistic and predictive view of a patient’s disease,” said Masoud Toloue, PhD, Chief Executive Officer of Quanterix. “This transaction extends our portfolio into new markets and is expected to expand our served addressable market from USD 1 billion to USD 5 billion. We believe the combined business will benefit from significant scale, a strong balance sheet and an accelerated path to profitability by 2026.”

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