LTS Nasal & Sterile Drug Products / Renaissance Lakewood
LTS completed its acquisition of the former Renaissance Lakewood business in November 2025 and integrated it into the Nasal & Sterile Drug Products division, offering nasal spray and sterile dosage form R&D and manufacturing.
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LTS completed its acquisition of the former Renaissance Lakewood business in November 2025 and integrated it into the Nasal & Sterile Drug Products division, offering nasal spray and sterile dosage form R&D and manufacturing.
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Phillips Medisize announced an investment to acquire the complete footprint of its Chippenham site in England, strengthening its Global Inhalation Center of Excellence alongside Cambridge. Building on the 2025 Vectura acquisition, the site supports drug-device formulation development and early- and late-stage clinical supplies. The announcement links the investment to anticipated growth in complex inhaled therapies.
PharmAla signed an agreement with Corealis Pharma for ALA-002 drug-product development and GMP clinical supply. Corealis has begun formulation work in Laval, Québec, with an initial 50 mg capsule planned. Manufacturing of the first GMP batch is conditional on completing development activities. The agreement establishes a development and supply arrangement, rather than a product approval.
A Frontiers in Chemistry review examines pharmaceutical cocrystals as a way to modify dissolution and related biopharmaceutical properties without changing an API's chemical identity. The abstract distinguishes solubility-limited BCS II drugs from permeability-limited BCS IV drugs. It highlights gastrointestinal instability, manufacturing reproducibility, coformer selection, and limited pharmacokinetic evidence. Much of the reported performance evidence remains preclinical.
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