Randox Laboratories India Private Limited

 Randox Laboratories India Private Limited

About Randox Laboratories India Private Limited

About Randox Laboratories India Private Limited
Founded in
1982 (42 yrs old) Ownership
Private
India Employee count
51-200 Global Employee count
1k-5k Headquarters Crumlin, County Antrim, Ireland Office Locations
Bangalore / Bengaluru
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Dr. Peter FitzGerald Type of Company
Foreign MNC
Nature of Business
B2B
Company Email ID
Marketing@randox.com
Company Contact no.
8067515000
Social Media Presence Website
randox.com
Randox founded in 1982 in County Antrim, United Kingdom. A World leading innovative manufacturer of diagnostic solutions, now employs over 3300 people
650 scientists and engineers. You may already be familiar with Randox! Not only do we sponsor the world’s greatest race, the Randox Grand National, we also have a range of sporting partnerships including Team GB, Sheffield United Football Club, Olimpia Milano basketball team and more. Or perhaps you recognise the name as being one of the partners in the UK Government’s testing programme for COVID-19.

Disruptive Innovation in Diagnostics and Healthcare
Randox is dedicated to improving healthcare using innovative diagnostic technologies, for a range of health conditions including heart disease, diabetes, Alzheimer’s disease, cancer and stroke.

Whilst the science is complex, the applications are not. Diagnostic testing takes place every day behind the scenes of GP surgeries, laboratories and hospitals.

Around 70% of all medical decisions are based on laboratory results, and so, not surprisingly, we believe that earlier, more accurate and more accessible diagnostics are the key to improving global health and saving lives.

The Future of Healthcare
We are significantly increasing our UK High Street presence, using the unique national coronavirus testing infrastructure and capacity we invested in during the pandemic to deliver a new range of preventative health checks. Expansion plans will see up to 20 new Randox Health clinics operating in the UK and Northern Ireland by the end of the year. The clinics will provide easy access for millions to a range of diagnostic tests for vitamin deficiencies, hormone imbalances, inherited/genetic conditions and key health concerns including heart, liver and kidney conditions.

Key to the unique range of diagnostic testing available at our growing network of clinics is the testing technologies, facilities and comprehensive, nationwide distribution network rapidly developed by Randox Laboratories to play a key role in meeting the sudden national demand for Covid-19 PCR tests. At the height of the pandemic emergency, Randox were the only laboratory in the UK and Northern Ireland to process over 100,000 PCR tests per day, saving thousands of lives.

Now, with millions of people having become accustomed to regular testing through the pandemic, Randox is combining that familiarity with its own unique Covid-19 experience and infrastructure to deliver real, affordable and preventative healthcare through early diagnostic testing on the High Street.

Randox have today released a 104 page report which assesses the Health, Social and Economic Impact of our COVID-19 testing during the pandemic.

The assessment has been completed by internationally respected consultants, OCO Global.

The key findings of the Report are that Randox COVID-19 testing:

• Averted over 3,100 deaths
• Averted 14,100 hospitalisations.
• Boosted the UK economy by £8.3 billion
• Boosted the Global economy (significantly Ireland) by a further £2.49 billion

The Report also recognises the innovation and agility exercised by Randox, and the commitment of our people. From a standing start we built amongst the largest PCR laboratories in Europe. We increased capacity from 300 to 120,000 PCR tests per day within the first 10 months. In total we processed 25 million PCR samples and enabled an additional 1.8m lateral flow tests to support international travel.

I am particularly proud of the performance of Randox staff in those very challenging circumstances. For those of you who were engaged in our COVID-19 operations, in any capacity, these achievements are a direct result of your work.

For your reference the Report , and a useful infographic, can be seen at https://www.randox.com/covid-19-report/ A limited number of hard copies are available for distribution.

For those directly or indirectly involved within Randox during the pandemic, this Report is a measure of what you achieved. For those who have joined our ranks since then – it illustrates the capability of the organisation you have joined.

As we look to the future, we will use all we have learned from the COVID-19 experience to advance our innovation and diagnostic capabilities – toward our goal of enabling people to live healthier for longer. Mission: Central to the Randox ethos is our drive to improve healthcare worldwide. Every one of our staff plays a vital role in this aim. Through our commitment and the skill of our people we have grown to be a world leader in diagnostics, providing quality capabilities to over 145 countries.

Each employee plays a part in the continued success and expansion of the Randox Group which in turn provides extended opportunities for employees to progress and develop their career in their new position.
Vision: The Randox ethos of improving healthcare, which drove our Managing Director Dr Peter FitzGerald to start the company in the 1980s, continues today. Up to 25% of our turnover is reinvested in research and development to enable our scientists to work on the development of pioneering tests for a range of common illnesses such as cancer, cardiovascular disease and Alzheimer’s disease.

We have also spent more than £220 million developing our patented Randox Biochip. This state-of-the-art biochip technology has revolutionised the diagnostics industry because it allows multiple tests to be carried out from a single, undivided patient sample on a single testing platform.

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