BPI Asset Advisory has been instructed by the proposed Liquidators of Calysta UK Limited to offer for sale the entire contents of its research and development laboratory. The equipment, located in Redcar, was utilised in the production of sustainable, food- and feed-grade protein and represents a rare opportunity for businesses, researchers and laboratories operating in the fields of fermentation and cellular agriculture.
Calysta UK Limited was a subsidiary of Calysta Inc., a global leader in sustainable protein technology. Founded in 2012, Calysta developed pioneering fermentation processes that convert carbon and energy into nutritious, non-GMO protein ingredients suitable for aquaculture, livestock feed, and pet food applications. Its FeedKind® range of products has been developed in partnership with some of the world’s largest feed and nutrition companies.
The available assets include the contents of a fully equipped research and development laboratory featuring a comprehensive selection of high-specification scientific and testing equipment. Notable items include an Astell Scientific AVS360G18197 360L square chamber autoclave, Agilent 6530 Accurate-Mass Q-TOF LC/MS liquid spectrometry system, Agilent 6470 Triple Quad LC/MS spectrometry system, Thermo Scientific MaxQ™ 8000 incubated and refrigerated stackable shakers, incubators, Thermo drybaths and more. Additional lots are also being added to the auction catalogue.
The auction is now live and will close on Thursday 20th November 2025. The full catalogue can be viewed here: https://hubs.li/Q03TdmLV0. Viewing is available by appointment on Wednesday 19th November at the Redcar site. Interested parties are encouraged to contact Carol Allen at carol.allen@bpiaa.com to arrange a viewing or request further details.
This sale is anticipated to generate strong interest from research institutions, universities, and organisations involved in biotechnology, protein innovation, and fermentation development. It is also expected to appeal to laboratory operators, R&D facilities, and second-user equipment dealers seeking high-quality scientific instrumentation.
