Revolutionizing TB Diagnosis with Rapid, Accurate Detection and AMR Profiling.
Timely TB diagnosis for every patient, everywhere.
EMPE Diagnostics
Founded in 2015 in Stockholm, Sweden, EMPE Diagnostics emerged from the scientific excellence of the Karolinska Institute. We are dedicated to addressing the global burden of tuberculosis (TB) through diagnostics and research tools that are fast, accurate, and accessible.
Our mission goes beyond detection. By combining TB identification with antibiotic resistance profiling in a single test, we aim to stay ahead of antimicrobial resistance (AMR) and ensure patients receive the right treatment from the very first diagnosis.
Our vision is a world free from TB, enabled by timely, accessible diagnosis for everyone, everywhere.
With a strong focus on international markets, particularly in India—where more than 2.7 million new TB cases are reported each year—EMPE Diagnostics plays a vital role in the global fight against TB.
Our CDSCO-approved IVD product (India Regulatory Authorities), along with our expanding research use only portfolio, are manufactured at scale at our facility in Hyderabad.
We are proud to be ISO 13485:2016 certified and compliant with “Made in India” requirements, enabling participation in national programs and government tenders.



Our Expertise
Our Supporters
EMPE Diagnostics is proud to be supported by leading global organizations and investors who share our commitment to eliminating TB. We have received grant funding from both the European Innovation Council (EIC) and the Gates Foundation — becoming the first company to be backed by both these prestigious institutions.

Why EMPE´s Products?
Rapid Results
Actionable results in just a few hours
Internal Control Included
Monitors validity of assay set up and PCR inhibition
Compatible Platform
Designed for use on existing laboratory equipment
Efficient Workflow
Streamlined protocol for routine molecular laboratories
Improved diagnostic confidence
High Sensitivity & Specificity of results
Early Detection
Confirmation of TB disease ensuring faster treatment
