With 30 months of operations SooryaKiran was successful in getting a handful of elite clients. Our first and noteworthy contract project GEN-SNiP, which we developed for Argus Biosciences, USA, was cited in the well known Bioinformatics journal "Insilico Biology" and other renowned scientific journals. Our flagship project "Genome Designer" is in its second phase of development. SooryaKiran is executing it in collaboration with Synthetic Genomics Team, RIKEN Institute, Yokahama, Japan. Our expertise in mtDNA area had fetched us "Mitologia", a complete suite for mtDNA analysis. We are developing it for another US client.

Our products range include the handy "Biolets" and "CGRex", which we developed in association with Centre for Bioinformatics, University of Kerala. We have a very strong upcoming product line which starts from "BioPad" which is a crispy bioinformatics work bench to "Se2Si", a specialized tool to convert genomics sequence to signals.

From the phase of conceptualization itself, SooryaKiran was a favorite of print media. Leading dailies The Hindu, Malayala Manorama and Mathurbhoomi had carried our ideas and visions on their pages. We were also the cover story of the September 2007 edition of "VyavasayaKeralam". Leading IT magazine "Infokairali" had also carried an article on us.
During initial days of our operations, SooryaKiran had a organized wide variety of seminars in Bioinformatics and in other cutting edge areas like computer aided drug designing, RNAi and Microarray informatics. SooryaKiran had also cosponsored "Bioinformatica Indica 08", a premiere international symposium on Bioinformatics organized by its alma mater Centre for Bioinformatics.

While emerging as a successful endeavor, we wish to be a socially responsible enterprise contributing something back to the society. We had made our step to this goal by supporting a financially challenged scholar at Centre for Bioinformatics by sponsoring a book scholarship.