Trasis

Trasis designs, manufactures, sells and supports synthesizers, dose preparation and dispensing equipment, consumables and shielding used to prepare radiopharmaceuticals. The company was founded in 2004 by Jean-Luc Morelle and Gauthier Philippart, who had worked together at Coincidence Technologies, a radio-synthesizer company Morelle set up in 1996 and General Electric acquired in 2001. Its product range includes the Unidose and Quickfill dispensers introduced in 2008, the AllinOne synthesizer in 2010, the miniAllinOne in 2012 and the EasyOne in 2019. Revenue grew from 25 million EUR in 2020 to 70 million EUR in 2023, 72 million EUR in 2024 and 85 million EUR in 2025, with exports above 98% of sales and technology in use in around 60 countries. Headcount was around 470 in May 2026, 420 of them in Ans, and the company has said it aims for about 700 people by 2030. A 5,000 m2 extension in Ans opened in April 2024. Eras Labo near Grenoble and Trasis Inc. in Atlanta joined the group, a majority-held joint venture named Trasis Beijing was announced in November 2025, and in May 2026 Trasis bought the former Mithra CDMO plant in Flemalle. EY named the company Entreprise de l'Annee 2025.