Capabilities · where the early questions live
Complex APIs, by class.
We work where the early go/no-go questions are hardest — the classes where answering them years before launch decides whether a generic programme succeeds. Not a catalogue: the questions that decide the programme, and the answers that come first.
High-potency APIs
Potent chemistry is where a route can look simple and behave badly at scale. We answer the containment, cost and filing questions before a programme commits.
- FeasibilityIs the route viable at commercial scale, with containment?
- Cost at scaleWhat does a kilo cost at launch — with the working shown?
- HandlingWhat containment and industrial-hygiene overhead does the process carry?
- Filing pathWhat stands between us and a filing, by region?
Oligonucleotides
Sequence chemistry rewards early process thinking. The questions that decide an oligonucleotide programme are synthesis, control and the filing route.
- SynthesisDoes the sequence synthesise and purify at scale?
- AnalyticsCan impurities be controlled to specification?
- Filing pathWhat does the regulatory path look like, by region?
- SupplyWhere does the raw-material supply concentrate?
Anti-viral APIs
Anti-viral programmes turn on route, presentation and the timing of entry. We answer those before the development budget is committed.
- RouteIs the route feasible for the scale and presentation required?
- PresentationWhat changes for long-acting versus oral formats?
- Filing pathWhat is the filing route and timeline, by region?
- Supply riskWhat are the supply and route risks?
Biologicals
For biologicals the question is transferability: whether the process scales reproducibly and can be controlled to specification. That is answered early or not at all.
- TransferCan the process transfer and scale reproducibly?
- CharacterisationHow is the product characterised and controlled?
- Filing pathWhat does the filing path require, by region?
- SourcingWhat are the sourcing and cold-chain risks?
Not a catalogue
Tell us the API and the stage.
If we can answer, we will. If we can't, we'll say so — and tell you what would change that.