IND submission is a major milestone in the life of your drug. We can provide all supporting analytical data to help ensure a smooth application process.
We have the expertise, flexibility, and resources to provide a full range of pharmaceutical API custom development services at every stage of the lifecycle.
We can provide lab-, kilo- and pilot-scale manufacturing for preclinical studies and all phases of clinical trials, supplying milligram to kilogram quantities.
Cambrex brings more than 40 years of generic API manufacturing experience to its pharmaceutical partners. From our sites in Italy, Sweden, and the USA, we are a leading global supplier of generic APIs.
Drug substance tech transfer sounds so simple on the surface, but it’s a complex activity carrying a number of technical, regulatory, and quality risks.
At Snapdragon Chemistry, now part of Cambrex, our chemists specialize in creating custom solutions and technologies to take on your toughest process development and production challenges. This includes expertise in designing and building reactors that enable seamless technology transfer as a process scales up for commercial manufacturing.
At Cambrex, we provide a range of technologies equipped to solve your API manufacturing challenges, and we are flexible enough to handle the most complex molecules.
You can rely on our extensive portfolio of analytical development solutions and testing services to rapidly advance your molecule for the greatest chance of success.
We’re solid state chemistry experts who can deliver timely, phase-appropriate solutions to optimize the physical stability of your API, develop a more bioavailable formulation or overcome other challenges.
Cambrex’s experienced analysts are well-equipped to ensure microbial testing is of the highest quality for our customers and delivered with a quick and reliable turnaround.
Cambrex and Q1 Scientific’s stability storage and sample management capabilities provide a variety of pharmaceutical storage conditions, with walk-in and reach-in chambers that meet all ICH Q1A requirements.
Cambrex offers extensive development services tailored to meet your drug product needs in early development. From pre-formulation to Phase II, we ensure your products are developed with speed, flexibility, and quality in mind.
Whether you need rapid development, flexible manufacturing solutions, or high-quality production, Cambrex is your trusted partner for advancing your drug product from concept to the clinic.
Cambrex is here to support you in early-phase development. Our development experts apply their ingenuity and skill to address your unique challenges.
Our teams of creative problem-solvers work closely with you to accelerate drug development timelines, optimize processes, and meet regulatory requirements.
We understand that the commercial phase of drug development can be challenging, especially when it comes to manufacturing at scale and meeting changing market demands.
Cambrex is a leading global supplier of more than 70 generic APIs, as well as intermediates and derivatives.
In our recent publication, we present how we developed a second-generation synthesis of CT1812, a sigma-2 receptor modulator (ligand), from readily available starting materials to support late-stage clinical needs. We explain how we replaced an AIBN-induced thermal benzylic bromination in DCE with a visible-light-induced continuous flow process in MeCN operating at room temperature.
To overcome the unexpected challenges encountered in the hydrogenation of alkyne 13 in the penultimate step, the team employed high throughput screening. We explain the rationale for a polymorph switch from the originally developed monofumarate anhydrate to the more thermodynamically stable hemifumarate dihydrate as well. This new convergent route proceeds in eight steps (longest linear sequence (LLS) = 6) compared to the original med chem route (12 steps; LLS = 9), and was successfully demonstrated on a 100 kg scale.
To learn more about the results of this collaboration, please read the full article in Organic Process Research & Development.
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In our recent collaboration with Pfizer, we describe how we optimized a ruthenium-catalyzed catechol, terminal-alkyne coupling reaction to form a key benzodioxolane intermediate toward Lotiglipron.
In our recent Organic Process Research & Development article, we describe an approach for continuous flow hydrogenation using catalytic cartridges of powdered catalysts (palladium on carbon in this example) enmeshed in an expanded poly(tetrafluoroethylene) (ePTFE) matrix.
In our recent article in European Pharmaceutical Review, Matthew Bio, Chief Scientific Officer at Cambrex, discusses how continuous manufacturing has become integral to the pharmaceutical industry, its uses in addressing technical challenges and complex chemistries and its expected growth in the coming years.