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.
06.22.2021
Waltham, MA – June 22, 2021 – Snapdragon Chemistry is among 28 life sciences companies throughout Massachusetts to be awarded with significant tax incentives to spur job creation from the Massachusetts Life Sciences Center (MLSC). The Waltham-based chemical technology firm leader is the recipient of a $150,000 tax incentive award for the creation of 10 new jobs in 2021.
“The Massachusetts Life Sciences Center has consistently supported Snapdragon Chemistry as we have grown, and we thank them for their steadfast partnership,” said Snapdragon Chemistry President and CEO Matthew Bio. “The MLSC tax incentive program, internship challenge, and MassRamp grant has supported our growth in the competitive and vibrant life sciences ecosystem of Massachusetts.”
“We are proud to once again have Snapdragon among our Tax Incentive awardees,” said Massachusetts Life Sciences Center President and CEO Kenn Turner. “The Life Sciences Center is a committed partner to companies like Snapdragon which are leveraging all the pieces of our thriving ecosystem to chart their growth and success.”
The current round of awards from MLSC and the Baker-Polito administration amount to $19.5 million in tax incentives and a commitment of more than 1,200 jobs. Since the Center’s inception, life sciences companies expanding across the state have created more than 8,000 jobs through the program.
Snapdragon has maintained a long-standing and valuable partnership with MLSC. In 2017, Snapdragon won a $200,000 grant from MLSC’s MassRamp program to support the development of some lab automation software. This began a multi-year investment in the creation of an Internet of Things (IoT) connected lab operating system, Snapdragon LabOS. This platform for automation and high-frequency data acquisition now runs all aspects of Snapdragon’s lab and manufacturing functions. Snapdragon LabOS is an extraordinary valuable tool, shortening the time it takes to deliver investigational drugs to clinic.
Snapdragon has also taken advantage of MLSC’s Internship Challenge program, with three of those interns now full-time employees at the company. Earlier this week, Turner and Mike Kennealy, Massachusetts Secretary of Housing and Economic Development and MLSC Board of Directors Co-Chair, visited Snapdragon’s headquarters, met with former co-op students and received a guided tour of the lab from Bio.
The new jobs come at a time of great growth and opportunity for Snapdragon. Earlier this year, the company announced plans for a new 51,000 square foot facility that will allow the company to manufacture experimental pharmaceutical products for human clinical trials, building off the research and development being done down the street at its headquarters.
The Tax Incentive program is available to companies involved in life sciences research, development, commercialization and manufacturing in Massachusetts. Applicants must commit to hiring at least 10 net new jobs in the calendar year and be able to retain them through 2025.
About Snapdragon Chemistry Snapdragon Chemistry specializes in active pharmaceutical ingredient (API) batch and continuous flow process development, utilizing state-of-the-art automation technology and proprietary equipment to solve complex process and analytical development challenges. With R&D and manufacturing headquartered in Waltham, Massachusetts, Snapdragon’s 70+ employees come with strong ties to the local scientific community, with 31 PhD scientists on staff. For more information, please contact info@snapdragonchemistry.com.