Daniele Kropf

Gamida for Life BV is an Israeli company that invests in the healthcare industry.

Tel-Aviv University operates as a university in Israel. Its faculties include arts, engineering, science, humanities, law, life science, management, medicine, and social science. The company was founded in 1956 and is headquartered in Ramat Aviv, Israel.

Solomon Holdings Ltd. engages in the provision of real estate services. It also initiates and executes residential construction projects, and invests in income-generating real estate properties. The company was founded on July 6, 1989 and is headquartered in Herzliya, Israel.

Savyon Diagnostics is an Israeli company that develops, manufactures, and markets diagnostic solutions for the detection of infectious diseases and genetic screening. The private company is a member of the Gamida Diagnostics Division, which has been developing and distributing high-quality diagnostic tests and systems for over 30 years through a network of over 80 distributors worldwide. Savyon Diagnostics has a team of specialists in analytical biochemistry and glycoanalysis who provide services to leading bio-pharmaceutical companies. The company also offers contract manufacturing and development solutions to transform concepts into products.

Part of Gamida for Life BV, Gamidor Diagnostics Ltd. is a medical diagnostic company based in Petach Tikva, Israel. The Israeli company provides systems, reagents, and services to clinical laboratories, hospitals, academic research institutes, and the general public. Gamidor Diagnostics is a leading provider of high-quality diagnostic solutions and distributes exclusively to world-leading diagnostic manufacturers from around the world. The company has a team of over 100 professional and skilled employees in all departments who aim to provide the best service to the customers. Gamidor Diagnostics core fields are genetics, tissue diagnostics, clinical chemistry, lab automation, women's health, microbiology, quality control programs, point-of-care, and molecular biology.