Ganimede

Ganimede is a pioneering company at the forefront of innovation in the winemaking industry, offering a range of cutting-edge products and services aimed at revolutionizing traditional vinification processes. With its patented Ganimede® method, the company transforms standard tanks into dynamic fermenters, enhancing aroma extraction and improving overall wine quality. The unique technology allows winemakers to exclude grape seeds from the winemaking process, leading to healthier wines and significant cost savings. Through the use of Technical Gas and the Henry's Law, Ganimede stands out as the only system enabling deep gas interaction within the liquid mass, setting a new standard for winemaking excellence.

Founded in Italy, Ganimede has rapidly expanded its presence globally, with a strong market presence in France and beyond. The company's commitment to innovation and sustainability has garnered significant success, with over 350 conversions of traditional tanks to the Ganimede® method, resulting in enhanced quality outcomes and increased competitiveness for wineries worldwide. Their focus on providing flexible solutions for various scientific workflows, including small molecules, biologics, cell & gene therapies, and synthetic biology, showcases their dedication to serving diverse segments within the life science industry.

With a mission to simplify and automate lab data processes, Ganimede's Lab-as-Code platform offers a comprehensive suite of tools to address the complex data challenges faced by modern biotechs. By enabling seamless connectivity between instruments, apps, and scientific data, Ganimede empowers scientists to save time, improve compliance, and enhance data visibility. As the industry shifts towards modern data clouds and AI-enabled analysis tools, Ganimede remains at the forefront, driving efficiency and innovation in laboratory operations. The company's future outlook is focused on continued expansion and advancement in data automation technologies to meet the evolving needs of the scientific community.