Thermo Fisher Scientific, Inc. saw revenue grow 8% in 2016, mostly due to acquisitions of new Chromotography and mass spectrometry tech and expanding its Bioproduction.
Patheon could reap the benefits of President Donald Trump’s call for increased drug production in the US by upping capacity utilisation an analyst says.
A US-subsidiary of the Chinese CDMO Porton Fine Chemicals Ltd. has bought the New Jersey based small molecule API contract research organisation, J-STAR Research, Inc.
Outsourcing companies are expected to witness “significant investments” from private equity and venture capital, despite decreasing investment in the overall healthcare industry.
The Novo Nordisk Foundation has awarded a DKK118m ($17m) grant to fund development of a fermentation pilot plant for cell line scale up experiments at the Technical University of Denmark.
Vetter will close one facility and migrate staff to the now open €100m expansion center for aseptic packaging of injectables at its headquarters in Ravensburg, Germany.
With no production sites of its own, we question whether Johnson & Johnson’s manufacturing network is likely to incorporate Actelion’s substantial product portfolio.
Biocon has been awarded a three-year contract to supply recombinant human insulin formulations made at its Malaysian facility to the country’s Ministry of Health.
Wuxi Biologics has confirmed its intention to go public in an IPO application that reveals the contracter has seen revenue double and profits increase three-fold since 2014.
ADMA Biologics has agreed to buy production assets from the CMO whose manufacturing deficiencies saw the US FDA reject its lead candidate, RI-002, last year.
Amatsigroup has acquired single-use processing equipment and packaging tech firm Disposable-Lab SAS as part of a plan to increase its revenue to €50m this year.
The implementation of serialisation regulations in 2017 are among the opportunities for drugmakers to improve manufacturing efficiencies, says IT and engineering firm Zenith Technologies.
Servier has recruited CDMO MaSTherCell SA to manufacture its universal CAR-T candidate UCART19, licensed from the biotech Cellectis as an off-the-shelf cell therapy for leukemia.
AXIM Biotechnologies, Inc. will start 40-person clinical trial in the Netherlands for a mint-flavoured medical marijuana chewing gum to treat Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS).
Catalent will assess Jupiter Orphan Therapeutics’ resveratrol across its softgel technologies in an effort to improve the bioavailability of the rare disease candidate.
After buying two CMOs, Japanese glassmaker AGC has made “a full-fledged launch” into the biologics manufacturing space and says it will consider further M&A opportunities.
Aerie Pharmaceuticals Inc will lease a 30,000 sq ft manufacturing facility in Ireland to commercialise its eye-drop product for Glaucoma after delays at a third party CMO.
High frequency radiation can be used to test tablet quality and structural characteristics on the production line according to scientists planning to develop low cost THz sensors.
CSSi LifeSciences and BioMARC have announced a strategic partnership to provide 'fully cohesive product development and support' for vaccine and biologic development.
Drugmakers must include a transaction identification number when buying or selling machinery for tabletting or encapsulating controlled substances, according to a final ruling from the US DEA.
Recipharm receives approval to buy Kemwell’s Indian operations and PolyPeptides completes the acquisition of Lonza’s peptide business. Welcome to in-Pharmatechnologist’s 2017 M&A round-up.
Catalent has partnered with US non-profit PATH for antibody discovery using the CDMO’s GPEx cell line platform, funded by PATH’s Malaria Vaccine Initiative (MVI).
bluebird bio Inc has hired apceth Biopharma GmbH to make its candidate ALD cell therapy Lenti-D and its thalassemia treatment LentiGlobin for the European market.
Avid Bioservices has reported strong contract manufacturing revenues for its Q2 and is confident a planned third facility will not leave the firm with too much capacity.
Aptar Pharma is nearing completion of its US-based manufacturing site, as it continues to expand globally to keep pace with growth in the injectable drug delivery industry.
Catalent has become the first CDMO to join the PSCI – a voluntary industry initiative focused on the social, environmental and economic impact of the supply chain.
Fareva Group has set up an aerosol manufacturing facility at its site in Richmond, Virginia as part of a $40m (€37m) investment in its drug, OTC medicine and beauty care business.
The development partnership has been extended as GlaxoSmithKline looks to make clinical trial scale batches using Puridify’s Protein A alternative to packed bed chromatography columns.
Accinov has teamed up with Canadian clinical research organisation (CRO) Biodextris to provide a transatlantic biomanufacturing ‘plug and play’ service for biopharmaceuticals—with a particular expertise in vaccines.
Takeda will build a high containment production facility at its site in Dublin, Ireland to support the manufacturing of its oncology product Ninlaro (ixazomib).
Vetter's new data processing center at its headquarters in Ravensburg, Germany has met all criteria required to meet the European DIN EN 50600 standard.
