C2 Pharma Validates Manufacturing Process for Two APIs and Enters Strategic Partnership with Theracule

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Luxembourg-based pharmaceutical group, C2 Pharma (formerly known as Centroflora CMS) successfully validated the manufacturing process for two APIs-digoxin and digoxin micron.

Luxembourg-based pharmaceutical group, CPharma (formerly known as Centroflora CMS) has announced the successful validation of its manufacturing process for two APIs-digoxin and digoxin micron.

In May 2017, CPharma invested in a dedicated production facility at the contract manufacturing organization’s, Laurus Labs site located in Vizag, India, for the manufacture of digoxin. Overall investment in the facility has reached nearly $10 million (EUR 8.7 million) and is expected to have an annual production output that will be able to cover the global demand for digoxin.

“Within 24 months, CPharma and Laurus Labs have been able to complete the construction of the civil works, install and validate the manufacturing equipment, design and validate the manufacturing process, and prepare the filing for the regulatory dossier for the two APIs,” said Andrew Badrot, CEO of CPharma, in a press release. “This is an astonishing performance and a testament to the partnership that exists between the two companies.”

Additionally, the company has revealed that it is entering into a strategic partnership with Theracule that will focus on supporting Theracule’s new drug development programs, aimed at rare neurodevelopmental disorders. These drug development programs are based on a plant-derived API and a botanical extract, which has been specifically manufactured for Theracule by CPharma. 

Further to this, CPharma will lead the seed funding that will finance Theracule’s operations for the next 12–18 months. “The partnership with C2Pharma goes beyond the financial support that a typical seed round investor would deliver,” said Dr Ana Mingorance, co-founder of Theracule, in a press release. “We also get best GMP-compliant botanical extracts and APIs, regulatory support, analytical sciences support through ASM Research Chemicals, and the backing of one of the leading API companies in the phytochemical field.”

Andrew Badrot, CEO of CPharma, added, “We are excited to work with Theracule and help them develop a new botanical extract and plant-derived APIs to treat rare diseases. Theracule’s funding team have a wealth of expertise in new drug development for rare neurological disorders. With CPharma’s manufacturing and technical capabilities, we have a ‘dream team’ that will deliver outstanding results.”

CPharma will be available at CPhI Worldwide in Madrid, Spain, in Hall 6, Booth F40.

Source: CPharma

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