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Flyttr (formerly Oxitec)

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Flyttr is a U.S. biosecurity platform that develops, among other breakthrough technologies, malaria countermeasures.

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Endemic countries
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U.S. states
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Products and programs
About

What they do

Flyttr is a U.S. biosecurity platform that develops, among other breakthrough technologies, malaria countermeasures.1 These include Flyttr's first-in-class Friendly™ genetically engineered mosquitoes, which reduce populations of malaria-transmitting mosquitoes.1 A Friendly™ Anopheles stephensi facility in Djibouti (opened November 2025) supports ongoing deployments, and a Friendly™ Anopheles albimanus program is underway in Panama.2,3,1 Flyttr Africa, launched in Uganda in 2026, accelerates African-led biosecurity innovation.1 Its U.S. R&D and manufacturing are based in San Antonio, Texas, with an operational hub in California's Central Valley and corporate headquarters in Radford, Virginia.1 Its malaria work spans the development and delivery stages.1

In the United States
Products and programs

In the field and in development

Friendly™ Anopheles stephensi4,1
Friendly™ Anopheles albimanus5,1
Djibouti Friendly™ Mosquito Program4,1
Panama Friendly™ Mosquito Program5,1
Flyttr Africa (Uganda)1

Biosecurity innovation and scale-up platform in Africa

Where they work

Partnerships in 3 endemic countries

Programs and deliveryResearch
Djibouti
Africa
  • National Malaria Control Programme (PNLP) · collaboration on the development and deployment of Friendly™ Anopheles stephensi mosquitoes4,1
  • Association Mutualis · collaboration supporting the Friendly™ Mosquito Program6,1
Panama
Latin America
  • INDICASAT-AIP (Institute for Scientific Research and High Technology Services) · research and program collaboration involving Friendly™ Anopheles albimanus1
Uganda
Africa
  • Uganda Virus Research Institute (UVRI) · emerging collaboration associated with Flyttr Africa; formal collaboration announcement anticipated1
U.S. partners

Who they work with in the United States

Sources

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