Tag: contract development and manufacturing organisation
BioCina launches manufacturing program for Patrys’ injectable delirium therapy
BioCina Pty Ltd, a global Contract Development and Manufacturing Organisation (CDMO), has launched a comprehensive manufacturing program for RLS-2201, a proprietary injectable formulation of Quetiapine being developed by Patrys Ltd (ASX: PAB) for the acute treatment of delirium in intensive care.
BioCina and NovaCina team up to enhance biologics manufacturing capabilities
BioCina, a biologics Contract Development and Manufacturing Organisation (CDMO), has joined hands with NovaCina, a global fill-and-finish CDMO, to establish a strategic alliance aimed at offering integrated drug substance and drug product solutions for biologics developers.
Food tech Nourish Ingredients expands manufacturing operations to Singapore
Nourish Ingredients, an Australian food tech company, is kickstarting manufacturing operations in Singapore as part of a strategic expansion to scale up its potent fat production.
BioCina secures funding to develop manufacturing tech for mRNA vaccine
Australian contract development and manufacturing organisation (CDMO) BioCina has received an AUD 5 million grant under the Federal Government's Medical Research Future Fund (MRFF) Grants scheme to develop enabling technologies for the manufacture of precision mRNA vaccines.
Bridgewest buys sterile injectable manufacturing plant in Australia
Global private investment firm Bridgewest Group has completed the acquisition of the Perth sterile injectable manufacturing facility from Pfizer.
BioCina taps Mark Womack as CEO
Australian contract development and manufacturing organisation (CDMO) BioCina has appointed Mark Womack as the chief executive officer who will be responsible for the continued growth, commercial strategy and organisational culture of the company.
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