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Alcami Expands Highly Potent API Capabilities and Capacity

Will enhance Germantown, WI, facility to introduce the development and manufacturing of highly potent APIs

Alcami has unveiled plans to expand capabilities for development and manufacturing of active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) at its Germantown, WI facility.

Alcami plans to invest in 2016 and 2017 toward the enhancement of new and existing kilo labs to introduce the development and manufacturing of highly potent APIs. The two new cGMP, highly potent API (HPAPI) production suites will focus on primary containment technologies with engineering controls designed to meet the established Occupational Exposure Limit (OEL) of minimally 0.03 μg/m3 (SafeBridge Category 3).

The 5,000 square foot renovation will be operational by Q1, 2017. The newly designed space will include up to 150L reactor scale with cryogenic capabilities to service a wide range of complex chemistries.

These advancements follow operational and technology enhancements across development, clinical and commercial manufacturing to increase production capacity by 50%. This positions Alcami’s global API operations—Germantown, WI and Weert, The Netherlands—to meet the increasing demand of new clinical candidates, of which greater than 70% originate from small and mid-size pharma and biotech.

“This investment in highly potent capabilities is consistent with our vision to be a technology leader and address unmet market needs. Alcami is committed to ongoing investments in our people, technology, equipment, and capabilities to enable us to exceed our customers’ needs from preclinical to commercial,” said Ted Dolan, chief operating officer, Alcami.

The Germantown, WI, facility recently completed an FDA General Inspection that resulted in zero 483 observations.

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