
SenzaGen Group is a leading company in in vitro science and testing, specializing in non-animal test methods to replace traditional animal testing. Their proprietary GARD® assays use genomics and machine learning to accurately assess skin and respiratory sensitization, providing high-performance, regulatory-compliant testing services. The company supports chemical, cosmetic, medical device, and pharmaceutical industries by offering safety and efficacy assessments, regulatory advisory, and innovation services. SenzaGen operates GLP-certified laboratories and has expanded its portfolio through acquisitions, including VitroScreen and ToxHub, enhancing capabilities in 3D tissue models and toxicological consulting. The company is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm and collaborates with global CROs and distributors, serving industry leaders such as Cargill, Corteva Agriscience, ExxonMobil, L’Oréal, and Sonova.

SenzaGen Group is a leading company in in vitro science and testing, specializing in non-animal test methods to replace traditional animal testing. Their proprietary GARD® assays use genomics and machine learning to accurately assess skin and respiratory sensitization, providing high-performance, regulatory-compliant testing services. The company supports chemical, cosmetic, medical device, and pharmaceutical industries by offering safety and efficacy assessments, regulatory advisory, and innovation services. SenzaGen operates GLP-certified laboratories and has expanded its portfolio through acquisitions, including VitroScreen and ToxHub, enhancing capabilities in 3D tissue models and toxicological consulting. The company is listed on Nasdaq Stockholm and collaborates with global CROs and distributors, serving industry leaders such as Cargill, Corteva Agriscience, ExxonMobil, L’Oréal, and Sonova.
Founded: 2010 (Lund University spin-off)
Core product: GARD genomics-based, animal-free sensitization assays
Industry: Biotechnology — in vitro immunotoxicology/testing
Public status: Listed on Nasdaq First North (ticker: SENZA)
Replacing animal-based sensitization and immunotoxicology tests with in vitro genomics-driven assays.
2010
Biotechnology
2400000
EU Horizon 2020 grant to develop GARDair (amount in EUR)
2551595
Grant funding recorded with date March 1, 2017 (amount reported in source)
Multiple RIFM grants reported (examples cited: SEK 1.5m in 2022; SEK 1.6m in 2023; SEK 3.0m in Sept 2024)