Agilent launches first India Solution Center in Haryana

The center aims to deliver advanced, localized scientific workflows across healthcare, environment, and diagnostics sectors.

Launch of the Center / Agilent Technologies

Agilent Technologies, a California-based analytical and clinical laboratory solutions company, has inaugurated its first-ever India Solution Center at its Manesar facility, Haryana.

Spanning 12,500 square feet, the integrated facility is designed to deliver end-to-end, customized analytical workflows for the life sciences, diagnostics, and applied markets. With dedicated zones for chromatography, mass spectrometry, spectroscopy, cell analysis, genomics, and lab informatics, the center will support pharmaceutical quality control, food safety, environmental monitoring, and cancer research, among other critical areas.

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“This facility is designed to provide our India customers with the resources and collaboration they need to address critical scientific and health challenges. By offering holistic and specialized workflows—from sample preparation to smart and fast results reporting—we aim to boost lab efficiency, support automation, and promote sustainable practices,” said Jonah Kirkwood, chief commercial officer at Agilent.

The facility will also support collaborative R&D, proof-of-concept demonstrations, and training, aligned with national priorities such as the “Make in India” initiative. The center aims to serve a broad spectrum of sectors including pharmaceuticals, biopharma, clinical diagnostics, government agencies, and chemical industries.

“The India Solution Center embodies our focus on customer partnership, end-to-end solution delivery that offer practical and tangible benefits and enable innovation throughout the research and development lifecycle,” said Bharat Bhardwaj, vice president, Asia Pacific, Agilent.

The India Solution Center leverages Agilent’s multidisciplinary expertise to deliver holistic workflows in areas such as GLP-1 analysis, PFAS detection, and the analysis of emerging food and environmental contaminants.

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