OptiGel® DR Softgel Technology

Poorly soluble compounds continue to make up a large share of the pharmaceutical development pipeline. Spray drying has been proven for particle size engineering and known to improve the bioavailability of poorly soluble compounds.

A spray dried dispersion (SDD) is an amorphous molecular dispers...

Catalent provides development and manufacturing services for Dry Powder Inhaler (DPI) capsules.  With support for clinical- and commercial-scale, the team can handle projects at any stage. Catalent’s Boston-area DPI capsule manufacturing facility is equipped with modern, top-tier encapsulation and...

CHEWABLE SOFTGEL PLATFORM THAT OFFERS A WIDE RANGE OF SHELL TEXTURES & FLAVORED FILLS FOR GREAT TASTING CHEWABLE FORMULATIONS

On February 5, 2024, Novo Holdings announced their intention to acquire pharma and biotech CDMO Catalent at US$16.5 billion. Read more about what this means for the pharmaceutical industry as a whole, from drugmakers to their partners in manufacturing. 

Novo Nordisk’s holding and investment parent company will acquire the publicly owned CDMO at the end of 2024, taking it private and selling three of its drug manufacturing facilities to Novo Nordisk. 

After another year of impressive nominations for the CPHI Pharma Awards our winners were announced at CPHI Barcelona in October. In this series of interviews, we speak to the people and teams behind the award-winning projects, concepts, and technologies. 

The increasing outsourcing trend among pharmaceutical companies represents a promising opportunity for CDMOs. This panel discussion at CPHI Worldwide touched upon some of the opportunities, hurdles, and trends ahead for the CDMO market

By completion at the end of 2022, the campus will accommodate 18 cGMP viral vector manufacturing suites

The transaction is expected to accelerate Catalent's growth in global softgel and oral dose formulation and manufacturing services

The collaboration will see Catalent install a commercial-scale KinetiSol technology manufacturing line at its Somerset, New Jersey, facility

Two 2,000-liter single-use bioreactors to be installed as part of first phase expected to be operational in April 2023

The company will use its orally disintegrating tablet technology Zydis for JOS Pharmaceuticals' licensed CBD product

Catalent, the leading global provider of advanced delivery technologies, development, and manufacturing solutions for drugs, biologics, cell and gene therapies, and consumer health products, and Promethera Biosciences, the leader in advanced therapy development for severe liver diseases, today announced that Catalent has acquired Promethera’s cell therapy manufacturing subsidiary, Hepatic Cell Therapy Support SA (HCTS), including its 32,400 square-foot (3,010 square-meter) facility in Gosselies, Belgium. The facility will accommodate Catalent’s new commercial-scale plasmid DNA (pDNA) manufacturing and will provide the opportunity for the immediate growth of Catalent’s pDNA service offering, which was recently acquired from Delphi Genetics to support the growing cell and gene therapy pipeline.

New facility at Gosselies site will host commercial scale pDNA manufacturing as Catalent extends its cell and gene therapy footprint

CPHI asks industry experts at Beximco Pharmaceuticals, Catalent, DIA and Thermo Fisher Scientific to weigh in on the remarkable innovations we have witnessed and what lasting impacts they may have on our industry in a post-pandemic world

With CPHI North America fast approaching, we ask Karen Flynn (President, Biologics & Chief Commercial Officer, at Catalent), Hamilton Lenox (Senior Vice President of Business Development, Sales & Marketing, at LGM Pharma), and Mike Kleppinger, Chief Commercial Officer, at AMRI) to weigh in on strategies the industry can use to build supply chain resiliency which ensure uninterrupted access to medicines

The company's custom single run single-use fermenters supplied on fast-track schedule to support flexible manufacturing of plasmid DNA

The extended collaboration comes after reaching the initial milestone of producing 100 million doses

The CDMO's Zydis technology will help the Canadian biotech to develop fast-acting, shorter-duration formulations of its potential therapy for treatment-resistant psychiatric disorders