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News|Articles|November 23, 2016
Kymos Acquires Italian Firm Pharmaprogress
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Spanish CRO, Kymos Pharma Services, announced that it has acquired Pharmaprogress, an Italian firm based in Ancona, specializing in contract research and analysis services.
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Spanish CRO, Kymos Pharma Services, announced that it has acquired Pharmaprogress, an Italian firm based in Ancona, specializing in contract research and analysis services. Pharmaprogress has a 700-m2 analysis laboratory that is GMP authorized by the Italian Medicines Agency. The company is expected to deliver a turnover of EUR1 million in 2017.
Founded in 2001, Kymos has since worked on expanding internationally. With the acquisition of Pharmaprogress, Kymos estimates that 50% of its business volume will be generated outside Spain. Kymos’ main markets are Italy, France, Switzerland, Germany, and Portugal.
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