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Switzerland Bachem’s Thomas Meier highlights the company’s pivotal role as a CDMO in the rapidly evolving peptide and oligonucleotide markets, emphasizing strategic expansions, innovative manufacturing techniques, and a deep commitment to sustainability. With a vision for growth that includes both profitability and operational excellence, Bachem is poised to lead in therapeutic…

UK Seen by most as life-sciences friendly, the UK Government’s 2024 Autumn Budget not only pledges to increase funding for the country’s ailing National Health Service (NHS), but to dedicate additional cash to R&D, and incentivise manufacturing through a new GBP 520 million Life Sciences Innovative Manufacturing Fund (LSIMF).   Addressing…

Puerto Rico Yandia Perez is the executive vice president of the Puerto Rico Manufacturers Association (PRMA), an organization celebrating its 95th anniversary and dedicated to fostering a strong manufacturing ecosystem on the island. Under her leadership, PRMA has prioritized not only the pharmaceutical sector, which constitutes about 30% of Puerto Rico’s GDP,…

Puerto Rico With lower labour costs than mainland US, but the same regulatory framework and straightforward market access, Puerto Rico has long presented a compelling value proposition for pharmaceutical manufacturing, a sector that accounts for some 30 percent of the island’s GDP.  After bouncing back from bankruptcy, devastating hurricanes and the COVID-19…

Switzerland Stefan Berg, General Manager of Pharmaplan AG, offers insight into the company’s transformative journey as it becomes part of Exyte Group, a global leader in advanced engineering. Berg discusses Pharmaplan’s growth strategies, the evolving landscape of pharmaceutical manufacturing, and the shift towards local production, particularly in Switzerland. He also highlights…

Switzerland Dr Michael Quirmbach of CordenPharma discusses the company’s ambitious goal to become one of the top five CDMOs globally, emphasizing the importance of strong scientific expertise and customer-centricity in their operations. Dr Quirmbach highlights the significance of adapting to market demands and maintaining high compliance standards while fostering strategic partnerships.…

USA Monica Weldon, a seasoned rare disease patient advocate in the US, now serves as the lead strategic analyst for the life science industry base policy at Leidos, a technology solutions firm. Here, she explains the rationale behind the Biden administration’s Executive Order 14081 from 2022, as well as its impact…

Switzerland Dr Stephan Mumenthaler, director of scienceindustries, highlights Switzerland’s strong position in the healthcare, life sciences, and pharmaceutical sectors and explores the nation’s commitment to innovation, sustainability, and maintaining global competitiveness.   Switzerland remains a premier destination for the healthcare, life sciences, and pharmaceutical industries, consistently ranking among the top countries…

Mexico Carlos Hernandez and Daniel Kilian discuss OECHSLER’s decision to diversify into the medical device industry, leveraging the company’s expertise in automotive manufacturing; how Mexico has become a crucial strategic hub for the group; and why the Mexican workforce, characterised by strong education and adaptability, has been a key factor in…

APAC A run-through of some of the most striking recent stories from pharma in the dynamic Asia-Pacific region, including Japan’s attempts to bring back Big Pharma investment; UCB’s decision to divest its China neurology and allergy business for USD 680 million; and Pfizer, AstraZeneca and Novartis investing in Singaporean manufacturing.  …

Global Originally seen as occasional service providers for the pharma industry, contract development and manufacturing organisations (CDMOs) have become vital strategic partners. Helping pharma and biotech companies advance their therapies through their outsourced services, CDMOs have demonstrated their ability to respond to the industry’s shifting priorities as well as its pre-…

Mexico Mexico has become a major player in global manufacturing, attracting companies looking to bring supply chains closer to North American markets, but home-grown pharma companies are also capitalizing on the country’s manufacturing muscle, increasing capabilities while betting on quality and aiming for international markets. Recent PharmaBoardroom interviewees share their insights.…